Today's Creation Moment

On today's program: Since bacteria are known to cause sickness, it may be hard for some of us to believe that God created bacteria during the six days of Creation Week. How can that be?

The InSight mission to Mars made a number of important discoveries, and we'll tell you about them on today's program. Sorry, evolutionists. NASA is still not finding any signs of life!

As you know, positive magnetic charges repel one another. So how is it that the positively charged protons in the nucleus of atoms don't repel one another? As you'll see on today's program, the Force is with them!

Are you worried about rising sea levels caused by the melting of Antarctic ice? If you believe what climate change alarmists say, you probably are. But on today's program, we'll show you why there is nothing to worry about.

As we've seen with the inaccuracies of the COVID-19 models, modeling is only as good as the data used by modelers. On today's program, we see why modeling can also produce faulty models with astronomy and evolution.

Have you heard of the Framework Hypothesis? On today's program, we will explain what it is … and why we say that it breaks down as a valid interpretation of the first chapter of Genesis.

Does a person's salvation depend on believing that God created the heavens and earth thousands and not billions of years ago? As you'll see on today's program, you'll see how the Bible answers that question.

There has been a long-time dispute over the meaning of the word "day" in Genesis 1. As you'll hear on today's program, we believe that a day means an ordinary 24-hour day.

We learned to speak by listening to our parents and others speak. But who taught Adam and Eve? That is the question we’ll be answering on today’s program.   Image: Black board and chalk writing – Pixabay.com

When our Creator designed our nose, He pulled off one of the most amazing engineering designs ever! On today’s programt … the amazing multi-purpose nose!   Photo: Nose – Pixaby.com

Who taught the lowly inchworm how to outsmart spiders into thinking its favorite lunch is nowhere around? Find out on today’s program.     Photo: Inchworm -Courtesy of Mila. GNU Free Documentation License.  

It may look like squirrels scurry about on cold winter days without purpose, but on today’s program, we’ll tell you why God created them that way.   Photo: red-squirrel – Pixabay.com

Did you know that there are moths capable of keeping their blood from freezing in cold winter weather? See how these moths manage to pull this off on today’s program.     Photo: Corn_Earworm_Moth_Andy Reago & Chrissy McClarren CCA 2.0

Did you know that our ears were designed to keep us from hearing some types of sounds? On today’s program, see why God created our sense of hearing to NOT hear!   Image: Anatomy_of_the_Human_Ear by Lars Chittka; Axel Brockmann CCA 2.5

On today’s program we features a creature that is known for the three different disguises it uses to fool predators.   Photo: Papilio_canadensis_caterpillar_3 Cephas CCA BY SA 4.0 International

Just as its name suggests, witchweed can and does do harm to crop plants. And yet, God has still provided a way for it to survive despite the harm it causes. Find out why on today’s program.     Photo: Witchweed  by USDA APHIS PPQ Archive CCA by 3.0

It’s inconceivable that something as complex as our brain could be the result of mindless forces. On today’s program, see how our brain unmistakably proclaims the existence of God.   Image:  Brain by  ErMed14 CCA By SA 4.0

What do we learn from the abundance of creatures that look like something they are not? Do they support mindless evolution or creation by an all-wise God? Find out on today’s program.   Photo: Ceresa_taurina by Bruce Marliin CCA by 2.0

On today's program: Every parent loves hearing the sound of their baby babbling away in their playpen but how do babies babble when their parents are deaf!      Image: _Sign_Language_Alphabet by Jazz Davis CCA By SA 4.0

On today's program: Why does Asian food often get served on bamboo?   Image: Bamboo – Pixaby.com

On today's program: Do plants have a sense of self?   Photo: King Clone, the 11,700-year-old creosote bush ring in the Mojave Desert (PD)

On today's program: Is our universe expanding or shrinking?    Photo: Space – Pixabay.com

We’ve been told we are what we eat, but after listening to today’s program, it’s accurate to say we are what we THINK.   Image: Steps of a macrophage ingesting a pathogen.(PD)

We told you how the goby is a snapping shrimp's seeing-eye fish. On today’s Creation Moment, learn what the goby gets out of the relationship   Photo: Shrimp (PD)

On today's program: Seeing-eye dogs are a great help to those who are blind. But did you know there are seeing-eye FISH as well?   Photo: Fish Gobi and shrimp – by Steve Childs CCA By 2.0