Answers with Ken Ham

To claim to be God—when you're not—is blasphemy. And it was punishable by death in ancient Israel.

The disciples were willing to suffer and die for proclaiming Jesus as Lord. They believed he was and is God because he proved he was by rising from the dead.

Who did Jesus say he was? During one of his encounters with the Pharisees, Jesus told them they would die in their sins unless they believed that “I am he.”

Jesus has always existed. But some people will argue that Jesus is a created being since Colossians says Jesus is the “firstborn of all creation.”

When did Jesus come into existence? Was it when he was born or was it “at the beginning of creation”? Well, what does the Bible say?

The New Testament specifically reveals Jesus as divine and calls the Father, Son, and Spirit “God.” Our God is three-in-one.

It's not a battle of science versus religion. It's a battle between two different starting points: man's word or God's Word.

One evolutionist even called it ironic that we use the latest technology at our two attractions while denying the science behind it.

The secular worldview, including evolution and millions of years, comes from the mind of man. It ignores God's Word and relies on human reasoning instead.

A few years ago, a European study wanted to test this idea, and they determined “no, morality doesn't decline alongside religion.”

A decade ago, the media announced that proof of the big bang had been found. Many Christians were troubled since the big bang contradicts God's Word.

Years ago, headlines claimed a thirteen-million-year-old ape skull shows us what human ancestors might've looked like.

Researchers studying mutations in fruit flies have determined that, in forty million years, fruit flies will be fruit flies, with slightly different wings.

Engineers copy God's designs because they are the best designs. And that's exactly what we'd expect starting with the truth that “in the beginning God.”

Despite all the time and money put into developing Bat Bot, its flying abilities hardly compare to the real creature.

God is the greatest designer, so it makes sense to look to his creation for inspiration and for yet another reason for us to join with creation and glorify God.

The Bible is the only book that was written by both human authors and God himself. But does the Bible contain errors because it was written by humans?

When describing life, the Bible doesn't use the modern term “species.” Instead it describes God creating “kinds” that reproduce within their kind.

The Bible is abundantly clear that Adam was historical—the gospel is even founded on this fact! So why do so many Christians deny his historicity?

Could Adam have been a descendant of some ape-like ancestor? No, Adam was a historical person just as described in Genesis.

Have you ever heard the claim that Adam was just a mythological figure? But a historical Adam, as described in Genesis, is foundational to the gospel.

According to evolutionists, the ice cores formed slowly over a long time, with each layer supposedly representing one winter/summer cycle.

How did people get around the world from where the ark landed in the Middle East?

Evolutionists assume cavemen were early, primitive relatives of mankind. But the Bible gives us a different perspective.

When we start with the history recorded in God's Word, we can explain what we see in the world.

Secular scientists believe there've been many ice ages throughout history, but they don't have a mechanism to start or stop one!

We don't think much about the design of water. But it's actually a testament to God's care for us!

At the bottom of Grand Canyon you can touch rocks from the original creation while touching flood layers. Why is that we have these distinct layers?

Every day millions of American children enter government-funded churches of atheism. Where are these atheistic churches?

Have you ever heard the claim that there's no way Noah could fit millions of species on the ark?

Eight in ten Americans “see declining morality in society.” But claiming that morality's declining means there's a standard from which it's declining from.

With God's Word we have an unchanging framework through which we can interpret the world.

The gospel is true because there's a literal First and Last Adam. And we should all be forever thankful for that.

Nature doesn't exist for its own ends—it exists to glorify God and be our home. We have a responsibility to wisely care for it and point to the Creator.

There's no ape in your ancestry. You were fearfully and wonderfully knit together by God in his very image.

The Bible is clear: God did not use evolution to create. And this week we'll look at five reasons we can be thankful he didn't!

When you start with God's Word, we know that dinosaurs and man lived with each other. But is there any evidence of this?

Dinosaurs probably went extinct for the same reasons creatures go extinct today—changing environments and climates and human hunting.

Noah took two of every kind of land-dwelling, air-breathing animal on the ark with him. Dinosaurs meet that description, so they came to Noah to go on the ark.

Just because something has big teeth doesn't mean it eats meat. Even today, fruit bats and grass eating monkeys have sharp teeth, but they eat fruit and grass.

Many Christians struggle to answer questions about dinosaurs. But these creatures aren't a mystery if we use the Bible as our starting point.

Secularists claimed that petrified wood is evidence of millions of years. But researchers have found a way to make instant petrified wood.

Whenever a new planet's discovered orbiting a distant star, there's a great deal of excitement, especially if the new planet is thought to be earth-like.

We don't actually share 98% of our DNA with chimps. That number's been shown to be false. And that should be obvious because we're so different from apes!

You've probably heard that chimps and humans share 98% of their DNA. Now, this kind of DNA comparison is complicated.

You've probably heard we share 98% of our DNA with chimps, our supposed closest living relatives. But that 98% number has a lot of problems.

Scripture commands ministers to accurately handle God's Word, not just give emotional messages to make people feel good.

Yesterday, we looked at igniting a new Reformation by encouraging the church to stand on the authority of God's Word. But how do we do that at home?

The Reformation was all about a return to the authority of God's Word. And we need to do this again!

Luther and the other reformers urged the church to stop relying on man's word as truth and instead trust the Word of God.

In a biblical worldview everyone has value because they're made in the image of God. We don't have authority to decide which lives have value and which don't.