Today's Creation Moment

Evolutionists can't make up their mind when it comes to how quickly evolution works. Most of the time, evolution is slow and gradual. But as you'll see on today's program that's not the case when the facts don't fit their philosophy

Since God placed the stars in the sky for signs and seasons, you can thank Him the next time you use the stars to help you find your way at night. Learn more about these signposts in the sky on today's program .

On our previous broadcast, we revealed what the writers of the Bible knew about the constellations. On today's program , our host, Paul Taylor, takes a closer look at one of the constellations mentioned in what could have been the first book of the Bible to be written.

In previous programs , we've looked at evidence showing that people in Bible times were not ignorant of such things as stars, planets and other astronomical objects. Today we look at what people knew about constellations. 

Why do so many liberal Bible scholars assert that Moses couldn't have written the first five books of the Bible? As we'll see on today's program, part of the reason is because of the scientific accuracy found in these books. 

Did you know that male wasps can only produce female offspring? So how is it possible for wasps to still be around today? That's why we titled today's program "Wasps Do the Biologically Impossible."

Is the book of Job the first book of the Bible to be written? Many Bible scholars think so and with good reason. On today's program, we will examine some of the evidence and see what Job teaches us about our Creator.

Were people in Bible times ignorant of the stars, planets and other astronomical objects? As we'll see on today's , even program a quick reading of the Scriptures reveals that these people knew a great deal about these things.

Did you know that some lakes literally sing when they are struck by raindrops? You'd have to be under the water to hear the song, and we'll tell you more about this strange phenomenon on today's program.

Many of us say "good luck" out of habit, but many people really believe in luck. Should they? On today's program, we'll consider that question as we look at the subject of God's involvement with the world He created.

Jesus taught in parables. In fact, this was the very best way to teach spiritual truths. But when it comes to science, parables from evolutionists probably aren't the best idea, as you'll discover on today's program.

Over the years, many people have presented their theories regarding the Star of Bethlehem. Was it a conjunction of stars or planets or another natural explanation? Discover clues from the Bible on today's program.

Throughout history, nations have been ruled by kings. But there's also a King of the whole Universe – a King who holds the key to eternal life. Find out more about this King on today's program.

You would think that a book written by so many different men over such a long period of time would be filled with contradictions, right? Well, think again! On today's program, you'll see another supposed Bible contradiction get shot down by our Creation Moments host, Paul Taylor.

Environmentalists warn that our planet is doomed if we fail to take immediate action. Such alarmists don't consider the safeguards our Creator has put into place … and we'll look at this on today's program.

Evolutionists have used horses throughout history to persuade people into thinking that their horse is going to win the race for truth. But we suggests you don't place a bet on the horse named Darwinism.  

Who did Peter call a "preacher of righteousness" in his second epistle? Though this preacher didn't bring many people to the Lord, God used him to benefit all mankind. Discover his identify on today's program.

When atheists and Bible skeptics ask you where Cain got his wife, they aren't really looking for an answer. They merely want to undermine the Bible. But you won't let them get away with that after you listen to today's program.

Though the title of today's program is "Invasion of the Spiders", it could also be called "It's Raining Spiders" thanks to a spider skill known as ballooning. If you're frightened of spiders, don't get caught in a spider storm!

Do you have a fear of spiders? On today's program, we'll introduce you to a spider that can jump at you or even walk across the ceiling right over your head. Here to tell you the incredible story about its sticky spider feet is our program host, Paul Taylor.  

On today's program, we take you to one of the most incredible planets in our solar system – the planet Saturn. In our brief visit today, you'll learn more about its beautiful rings that make Saturn so easy to identify.

On today's Creation Moment, we take you to a graveyard – a fossil graveyard, to be more specific. What could cause such a variety of creatures to be buried in one place? That's what we'll explore on today's program.

Have you ever wondered why soap is able to clean dirt and grease off your hands? We know that you and our other listeners have a high degree of curiosity, so we'll tell you how soap works on today's program.

Though they are no longer featured performers at sea-related theme parks, killer whales are still among the marine creatures that everyone wants to see. So that's what we're doing on today's program.

On our previous broadcast, we showed you that unicorns really exist, but they look nothing like a beautiful one-horned white horse. On today's program, we take a look at another real unicorn but this one lives in the ocean.