Today's Creation Moment

You know there are bacteria that can harm us, as well as bacteria that keeps us well.  On today's program we'll tell you about a bacteria that can dissolve steel.    Photo:  Transmission electron micrograph of bacterium. (PD)

On today's program we'll take a look at a wasp that not only feeds its young, but also helps eliminate pests for farmers.   Photo: The parasitoidal ichneumon wasp by  Richard Bartz  CC BY -  SA  2.5

Could we be building a new Tower of Babel, powered by technology?  That's today on our program.   Image: Pixabay (PD)

On today's program learn how the earth's  magnetic field support the Biblical conclusion of a young earth.   Image: Dipole Field. (PD)

On today's program we'll take a look at the intelligence, not instincts in infant developments.  Babies are smarter then evolutionists think they are!   Photo: Jean Piaget. (PD)

On today's program we'll tell you about an extinct animals best described as a spiny postage stamp.   Photo: Silicified (replaced with silica) fossils from the Road Canyon Formation (Middle Permian of Texas). Courtesy of Wilson44691. (CC BY-SA 3.0)

On today's program we'll talk a look at how vaccines work.   Photo: Smallpox virus. (PD)

On today's program we'll take a look at how the vervet monkeys teach us that language is not the evolutionary development of early humans, but a gift from God, the Author of language.   Photo: Vervet monkey. Courtesy of Derek Keats. (CC BY 2.0)

Did you know your dog, cat and other mammals  aren't the only animals that bark and growl?  We'll tell you more on today's program.   Photo: Pembroke Corgi – Pixabay (PD)  

What creature is so real you might not find it  in your local zoo.  Here's a hint, it a lizard with three eyes.  We'll tell you more about the tuatara on today's program.   Photo: A male tuatara named Henry, living at the Southland Museum, is still reproductively active at 111 years of age. Courtesy of KeresH. (CC BY 3.0)

When you were pregnant did you have "morning sickness"?  Though unpleasant it might have been a way to protect your unborn child.  We'll tell you more on today's program.   Photo: Pixaby (PD)  

What does bee cologne smell like?  Well depending on what it smells like it could either get a bee a warm welcome or it could get it killed. We'll tell about it on today's program.   Photo: Bee, Pixabay (PD)

On today's program we will take a close look at a flower that's either very smart … or it was designed by a very intelligent God. The bucket orchid is surely one of the most fascinating plants we've ever presented.   Image: Wikimedia Commons, license: CC BY-SA 3.0.

On today's program we ask the question: How might a protein have evolved? As you'll see, this is nothing but wishful thinking in the minds of evolutionists … because they need this to get the whole evolutionary ball rolling.   Image: Peptide Synthesis, Public Domain.

Today's program deals with not one but two pseudosciences that are believed by too many people – evolution and global warming. Evolutionary scientists are now telling us that global warming is making corals evolve. But that just isn't true.

Evolutionists are now telling us that humans are responsible for driving such evolutionary changes as elephants having smaller tusks. On today's program, we'll take a closer look at this claim to see what's REALLY going on.   Image: Muhamed Mahdi Karim, released under GFDL 1.2 License.

Would you believe that evolution is behind the resurgence of head lice, bedbugs and rats? No, we didn't think so. And it's time that science magazines stop reporting such nonsense. Find out more on today's program.   Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.

Ask an evolutionist what evidence he has for evolution, and he'll likely tell you that bacterial antibiotic resistance is all the evidence they need. On today's program, see why antibiotic resistance proves nothing of the sort!   Image: MRSA under a scanning electron microscope, Public Domain.

Do geologic layers prove deep time? Scientists assume that the lower levels of rocks are older than the higher levels. This seems to be logical … until you take other matters into consideration. That's what we'll be exploring on today's program. Image: Evolutionary view of Geologic Layers, Public Domain.

When reading about new archaeological discoveries, it seems that evolutionists are constantly in a state of being surprised. But as we'll see on today's program, creationists take each new discovery in stride because it is supported by our biblical worldview. Image: Russia’s Denisova Cave, CC BY-SA 4.0 International.

When scientists discovered a turtle without a shell, they immediately jumped to the conclusion that they had found a creature supporting evolution. But on today's program, you'll see why we say NOT SO FAST! Image: A “normal” turtle skeleton. CC BY-SA 3.0 unported.

When scientists use their evolutionist eyeglasses to look at the world around them, everything they see is interpreted within that framework. On today's program, we'll examine how those eyeglasses are distorting their vision. Image: Heritage Israeli building in Peqi’in, Israel, license: CC BY-SA 4.0 International.

Did Jesus take a stand on the subject of same-sex marriage? There are many people today – including Christians – who would say "no" but on today's program, you'll see why we would strongly disagree with that answer. Image: Adobe Stock images, licensed to author.

On our previous two broadcasts, we looked at whether Paul and Peter got it wrong when writing about the early chapters of Genesis. On today's program, we will see if Jesus made a similar mistake by viewing Genesis as actual history. Image: Adobe Stock Images, licensed to author.

On our previous broadcast, we tackled the question: Did Paul get it wrong when he wrote that Adam was an actual historical figure? On today's program, we'll ask if Peter got it wrong when he wrote about a historical Noah. Image: Strozzi’s Release of Peter, Public Domain image.