Answers with Ken Ham

Many people believe Jesus came into being as the babe in a manger. But Scripture tells us that Jesus is the eternal God and our Creator.

If we can trust what the Bible says about history, we can trust what it says about the gospel!

Jesus is the “scarlet thread” woven throughout the Old Testament. It's here we see the unfolding of God's plan to rescue the world through his Son.

So many believers know isolated accounts from Scripture. But they don't understand how these events fit into the scope of history.

When we teach the events in Scripture in the order of how they happened, you know what, the Bible really does come to life.

The Bible presents “many infallible proofs” of Christ's resurrection, but skeptics refuse to believe. The problem isn't the evidence—it's our sinful hearts.

Was Christ's resurrection just a legend that grew for decades before it was written down? People say this to make the Bible appear untrustworthy.

Some of Christ's followers saw the resurrected Savior on at least ten occasions before he ascended to heaven. And they were willing to die to proclaim it.

Luke wrote that Jesus presented himself alive after his suffering by “many infallible proofs.” So, what were these proofs of Christ's resurrection?

Many Christians only think about the resurrection of Jesus around Easter, but we should reflect on it all year round!

The Bible only talks about one biological race, but it does say there are two spiritual races: the saved race and the unsaved race.

Have you ever heard of so-called “black and white” twins where one is fair-skinned, and the other is dark-skinned?

According to the Bible, there's only one human race. And science finally caught up with this!

Ever heard this children's chorus: “Red and yellow, black and white, all are precious in his sight”?

We hear a lot these days about racial tensions in America. What's the answer to this issue? The Bible's history.

In far too many places it's legal to kill the unborn in the name of “women's rights” or “healthcare.” But we need to call it what it is: murder!

According to evolutionists, labor is painful for women because our species evolved upright walking and bigger brains.

To justify abortion, unborn babies are often referred to as “a pregnancy.” But from the moment of fertilization, a genetically unique person is present.

Your most important organ as an unborn baby is the placenta. This organ forms shortly after fertilization.

The idea that an unborn baby progresses through supposed evolutionary stages during development has long been debunked. But it's still taught in textbooks!

Jesus said his coming judgment would be like that in the days of Noah. People would be eating and drinking, not realizing judgment was around the corner.

Many Christians say Noah's flood was just a localized event in Mesopotamia. But this idea doesn't come from the Bible, and it has a lot of biblical problems.

Why did Noah need to build such a big ship? Well, because he, his family, the animals, and a year's worth of supplies needed to be on board.

Many Christians believe Noah's flood was just a local event. This idea doesn't come from the Bible—it comes from squeezing millions of years into Scripture.

To fit millions of years into Scripture, many Christians argue Noah's flood was just a local flood. But that's not what the Bible says!

Scientists have long hoped to find life on Mars. But one study suggests it's even more uninhabitable than previously thought.

A while back scientists announced they'd found an ingredient needed for life around distant stars.

In an evolutionary view, life must exist elsewhere in the universe otherwise earth is special.

The idea of life in far-away galaxies may seem harmless, but belief in aliens comes with theological problems.

Does life exist in space? The Bible never directly addresses questions about extraterrestrials. But it gives us principles we can apply to these questions.

The world destroyed by the global flood of Noah's day was very different from today.

God originally created man and the animals as vegetarian. It wasn't until after sin that animals turned to carnivory.

Evolutionists have portrayed Neanderthals as primitive human relatives, but they have to keep updating their story as Neanderthals just keep getting smarter.

Nature is important, and we're to steward it well, but we're distinct from it. A river will never be a person!

Religious freedom doesn't mean freedom to just believe what you want at church or in private. It's the freedom to apply our beliefs to everything.

We should expect opposition because the gospel confronts people with their sinfulness and need for repentance.

You can never please everyone. People will always find something they think is wrong. So how should we deal with that?

Many Christians mock and attack us for standing boldly on what God's Word says. How should we deal with these attacks?

Jesus warned us to beware false teachers, and we need to remain vigilant, contending for the faith against error.

The secular world opposes Bible-believing Christians with false information, blasphemy, swearing, threats, and ad hominem attacks.

In our culture today, for “love and marriage,” pretty much anything goes. But there's one exception: nearly all Americans say adultery is wrong.

I once saw a study that said the majority of Americans think sex before marriage, same-sex relationships, and divorce are morally acceptable. Why?

When you ignore the Bible, you have no ultimate basis to believe humans are special or more valuable than animals.

While Americans may have a concept of the Bible as the answer, people aren't actually turning to the Bible to see what it says.

When speaking around the country, I often ask audiences, “Is America getting more or less Christian every day?”

The Bible says that God designed marriage from the beginning. It's his institution, not ours to redefine.

In Genesis, Satan tempted Eve with, “Did God really say?” He got her to question God's Word and put her own ideas and desires above God's clear instruction.

Many in the church are caving by radically reinterpreting the Bible's teaching on marriage and sexuality.

Some claim that archaeology shows the New Testament only condemns abusive gay relationships, not loving ones.

Many Christian leaders are now claiming the New Testament never condemns homosexuality, only abusive gay relationships, a common Roman practice at the time.

Scientists are increasingly seeing small adaptive changes popping up in just a few generations. They call this surprising observation “rapid evolution.”