Scripture On Creation podcast

Birds seem to hold a special place in the created kinds God uses in the Bible.  From representing the Holy Spirit to being used to teach us important spiritual truths, birds are perhaps the most remarkable of creatures.

25 years on the radio--15 years podcasting--THANKS TO ALL OUR LISTENERS over the years!  We reair the original "Podcast announcement," and discuss a question about the Nephilim of Genesis 6.

Man left to his own imagination and "wisdom" explains that "the origin of everything is the result of random chance."  In contrast the wisdom of God is displayed in His creation, and revealed in His Word.  We discuss what "Wisdom" says in Proverbs chapter 8.

It is important to understand what the words of Scripture meant at the time they were written.  Many words (even bara generally translated "create) have more than one meaning; the context determines the specific meaning in any given sentence.

It's truly amazing what different birds can do.  The speeds they can achieve and the odd habits they were created with or have developed are discussed in this program.

This program is all about birds (called avian dinosaurs by evolutionists); what they're like what some can do, and which ones are Scott's and Ben's favorite feathered friends.

Laymen may not know it, but trained astronomers, though absolutely certain it MUST exist, acknowledge the origin of comets is still a "mystery."  We discuss assumptions adhered to by evolutionists in their attempts to explain things like comets or our water covered planet.

The tiny animals called Tardigrades are virtually indestructible.  These fascinating creatures--also known as little water bears or moss piglets--possess abilities that the concept of "survival of the fittest" can't explain, and thus, are one of many examples of over-design in nature.

The final program in the Job series considers the details of what happens after Job repents--God doubles all the possessions Job had before Satan destroyed them.  Why God just "replaced" his 10 children is also discussed.

Job resisted answering the Lord's challenging questions earlier in the book.  In chapter 42, Job is finally compelled to answer and in doing so admits his ignorance.