Today's Creation Moment

Have you ever tried gluing something together underwater? As you’ll see on today’s program, there’s an animal that has no trouble getting its foot to stick to things under water.   Photo: Mussels in ocean – Pixabay.com

Evolutionists like to taunt creationists with the claim that we never make scientific predictions. But as you’ll see on today’s broadcast, nothing could be further from the truth.   Photo: Tarsier -Pixabay.com 

When you look at plants’ abilities to protect themselves when attacked, there can be no doubt that their Creator gave them these gifts. On today’s program, we look at one type of plant defense.. Photo: Parasitoid wasp by Ian Alexander - CC BY-SA 4.0

In the battle between insects and plants, it seems that bugs have all the advantages. But God hasn’t failed to give plants a line of defense, as you’ll hear on today’s program.   Photo: Tomatoes on vine. Pixabay.com

What does the amount of salt in the world’s oceans tell us about the age of the Earth and evolution itself? Find out on today’s program.   Photo: Salt Shaker – Pixabay.com  

On today’s program, we look at why there is roughly the same number of men and women in the world. Does it have something to do with evolution or is there a better explanation?   Photo: Atlantic Silverside – Smithsonian Environmental Research- CCA 2.0

As you’ll hear on today’s Creation Moment, a team of researchers conducted a study to find out why we believe what we believe .

On today’s program, learn about a species of bacteria that can actually make its own navigation system to find its next meal! Evolutionists are in the dark, but it’s no mystery.   Image: The magnetic field of a bar magnetic - Newton Henry Black (PD)

Though today’s program might seem unbelievable, Foreign-Accent Syndrome is real. Why do some people suddenly start speaking with a foreign accent?   Image: The Tower of Babel – by Gustave Dore (PD)

As any skilled climber can tell you, climbing rock walls requires great skill, strength and smarts. On today’s program, we’ll see if the rock-climbing catfish possesses those same qualities.   Photo: Courtesy S. Schaefer/AMNH.

On today’s program, we look at the topic of broadcasting. No, not the broadcasting that brings you this program over this radio station, but the broadcasting that keeps food on your table.   Image: Pieter Brugel the Elder, Landscape with the Parable of the Sower, Public Domain.

From the earliest chapters of Genesis in the Garden of Eden, the Bible has a lot to say about agriculture. On today’s program0, we’ll look at a few of the many Bible truths we gleaned from its pages.   Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.

What motivated NASA to send a solar probe to the sun in 2018 to scoop up material from the solar atmosphere? The answer to that probing question is coming up on today’s program.   Image: Filtered photo, showing a finger of solar corona, CC BY-SA 2.0 Unported.    

It’s been said that when you’re a hammer, everything looks like a nail. In the same way, when you’re an evolutionist, everything looks like it evolved and IS evolving. We’ll show you what we mean on today’s program. Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.  

Today’s program is about the second law of thermodynamics, a law that has never been broken. But that didn’t stop one famous scientist from trying to break the law.   Image: Maxwell’s thought experiment, CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.

Can unborn babies see anything besides light and darkness? Scientists used to think they couldn’t. But today’s program describes what babies can see and why this is so important to the pro-life position.   Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.  

If the universe was really as old as evolutionary astrophysicists say, this would put evolutionary biologists smack dab in the middle of something known as the faint sun paradox. That's today on our program.   Image: Lake Kivu, CC BY-SA 2.0 Generic.  

As you know, incest can bring about genetic defects in the child. But that didn’t appear to be a problem when the sons and daughters of Adam and Eve married their siblings. On today’s program you’ll find out why.   Picture: Charles II of Spain, by Juan Carreño de Miranda  (1614–1685), Public Domain

On today’s program, we’ll see how unscientific science can be, especially when it comes to determining the age of the universe.   Image: Cepheus B, Public Domain.

Why do so many of us freeze for a moment when we are startled? On today’s program, we look at this behavior which humans actually share with many kinds of animals.   Adobe Stock Photo, licensed to author.

On today’s program, we’re going to talk about inflation. No, not the inflation that’s involved with the rising prices of the things we buy. Nevertheless, cosmic inflation can be very costly to scientific truth.   Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.

In today’s political climate, those who swim against the tide of popular scientific thought – like climate change – are held up to scorn … or worse. We’ll introduce you to one of these unfortunate individuals on today’s program.

Though it’s common knowledge that music is an art form, how many people know that music also crosses the line into science and mathematics? That’s what we’ll be talking about on today’s program.

Does the title of today’s program throw you for a loop? Yes, there really ARE smart trees and clever bugs that came from the hand of our very smart and clever Creator!

What happens when schools replace our Creator God with evolution? Today’s program focuses in on what godless evolution is doing to our educational system and our nation.