Changing the Narrative with David Rives

What can THORNS AND THISTLES in the fossil record tell us? Weren't they pard of the curse in the Garden? Join John Mackay and David Rives for Dinosarus Down Under Part 3 THORNY ISSUES.

Evolutionists would tell us that impact crraters throughout the Solar System were formed over billions of years; but the relative ages of these craters can't actually be traced to billions of years in the past. What do craters throughout the Solar System tell us? Why do some planets have craters when others don't? Does the far side of the moon look much different than the side we see from Earth?

What about world history? Can everything fit in sis thousand years? Old Testament history sets the stage for the Gospel.

The Bible says that the Earth was formed out of water and by water. How does this line up with science? What can looking at the magnetic fields of planets tell us?

Fuzzy Words, Magic Words, Red Flag Words, Loaded Questions. Evolutionists use them all the time. Learn the secrets to decodeing these words.

A Biblical manuscript is a hand written document. Before the invention of the printing press all writing was preserved by way of manuscripts. David Rives and Rusty Maisel, a manuscropt authority, provide the details.

Sabre-Tooth Tigers, Mammoths and Mastodons trekking through the icy landscapes. What about the Ice Age? Does it fit with Biblical History? Join Buddy Davis and David Rives for the truth about the Ice Age.

Adaptation, Natural Selection, the Fossil Record, and all the scientists trusting in it. But is Evolution really true?

We are about to get dirty, as we discuss vultures, beetles, and the fungus among us. If evolution is true, how did it conveniently "arrange" and "evolve" so many different organisms and reaatures meeded to break down all the waste on the Earth?

Could Dinosaurs Swim? Why are their fossil remains many times found with their necks and heads arched back in a spectacular "Death Pose"?

The book of Proverbs says that God has made both the hearing ear and the seeing eye. So what about the ear? All we see when we look at our ear is a bit of cartilage and muscle covered by skin; but what looks simple on the surface turns out to be very specifically designed on the inside. The ability to hear would be threatened if even one component was missing.

All of us have had the unpleasant experience of biting our tongues. It doesn't occur often; but when it does, it hurts. What keeps that from happening all the time. Does the evolutionary model make sense when we look at our teeth? Or does the mouth and jaw show amazing complexity and design?

We've all seen it in a museum - The ascent from ape to man over millions of years - But if evolution is true, where are all the bones of these ape-like ancestors? Find out what the museums don't want you to know.

Through the ages, faithful men and women have endured great persecution so that we can hold the Bible in our hands and read it for ourselves: bloodshed, perseverance and boldness beyond imagination. David Rives and Bible historian Rusty Maisel explore stories of inspiration and martyrdom. Many times, we are led to believe that this persecution was all in the past, however, we see it today with tho...

Today there is a great deal of discussion about the use of the Hebrew word ‘YOM’ or ‘day’, found in the first two chapters of Genesis. Unproven theories of evolution in direct contradiction to the creation account we read in Genesis are being presented as fact – and many young people come away questioning everything – including the Gospel of Christ. Is God capable of creating everything in six lit...

How did great civilizations of the past, supposedly lower on the evolutionary time scale, accomplish amazing things that we know little or nothing of today?  The Bible tells us that the things we see around us were created “very good” — that means, perfect! From the beginning, mankind has been ingenious, creative and inventive. David Rives and Mike Snavely contrast the evolution model wi...