Creation.Live

Can God use an atheist airline pilot to reach other nations with the truth of the Gospel? The answer, obviously, is yes. Host Michael is joined by Chris and Tracy Lowes of Search for the Truth and ICR Paleobiochemist Dr. Brian Thomas to discuss this important topic in episode 36 of Creation.Live. Learn More: Search for the Truth --- Join ICR's YouTube channel to get access to perks Join us on Patreon

How can we bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the truth of creation to others outside our small spheres of influence? Host Michael is joined by Bruce and Robin Malone and ICR Paleobiochemist Dr. Brian Thomas to discuss this important topic in episode 35 of Creation.Live. Learn More: Search for the Truth --- Join ICR's YouTube channel to get access to perks Join us on Patreon

How do engineering principles, biological complexity, and a solid understanding of apologetics work together to further the cause of Christ? Why must believers be trained in ways to defend the faith? Host Michael is joined by former rocket scientist Cathryn Sterling and ICR physicist Dr. Jake Hebert to discuss this important topic in episode 34 of Creation.Live. Learn More: Defend the Faith Ministry

What would it be like to walk on the moon? General Charlie Duke is one of the privileged few who can claim to have enjoyed such an awe-inspiring experience. But believe it or not, more important events in General Duke's life overshadowed even that incredible journey. Host Michael is joined by General Charlie Duke, Dottie Duke, and Dr. Jake Hebert to discuss this incredible experience in episode 33 of Creation.Live. &... More...

Dinosaurs are fascinating creatures and the fossils they've left behind inspire awe and wonder. Many scientists claim that the existence of these fossils definitively proves that these mighty reptiles lived millions of years ago. Is this true? What can we actually learn from fossil remains? Hosts Trey and Michael are joined by Tommy Lohman of the Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum and Dr. Timothy Clarey to discuss this topic in episode 32 of Creation.Live.

Genesis and Revelation provide stunning bookends of the biblical canon. The first describes the beginning of creation while the second gives us insight into future eternity. Both are vital pieces of Scripture and yet, without fail, they are two of the most highly questioned books of the Bible. Are these accounts true? Can they be trusted? What purpose to they have in the Christian's life? Hosts Trey and Michael are joined by Col. Tim Moore and Dr. Randy Guliuzza to discuss this topic in episode 31 of Creation.Live.

Birds are incredible creatures, able to fly and migrate with ease. Beyond that, their feathers are exceptionally designed, allowing our avian friends to do what they do best. Hosts Trey and Michael are joined by Dr. Andy McIntosh and Dr. Brian Thomas to discuss this topic in episode 30 of Creation.Live.

Though tiny, the bombardier beetle is a fascinating masterclass in design. Evolutionists claim that this explosive insect came about by chance, but frankly, that's impossible. Hosts Trey and Michael are joined by Dr. Andy McIntosh and Dr. Brian Thomas to discuss this blast of a topic in episode 29 of Creation.Live.

What is the purpose of space? The night sky is a vast canvas of stars and planets, far more than we could ever count, yet the Lord knows them all by name! Host Trey and ICR physicist Dr. Jake Hebert are joined by Perry Holifield and James Worrell of Day4 Astronomy to discuss this topic in episode 28 of Creation.Live.

Despite their microscopic size, cells are immensely complex and uniquely engineered to process vast amounts of information. Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Dr. Royal Truman to discuss this topic in episode 27 of Creation.Live.

How do we share the Gospel in a society where truth is subjective? How can we effectively reject the insidious counterfeit gospels that have crept into Christian circles? Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Eric Hovind from Creation Today to discuss this fascinating topic in episode 26 of Creation.Live.

The Bible is full of people and places that are seemingly lost to time, but through the field of archaeology, new finds are shedding light on the incredible authenticity and accuracy of God's Word! Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Dr. Randall Price to discuss this fascinating topic in episode 25 of Creation.Live.

What is truth? Is truth absolute? Is it malleable as sensibilities and cultures shift? Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Dr. Michael Brown to discuss these questions and more in episode 24 of Creation.Live.

Abortion is a big issue culturally and in the church. How can believers love our neighbors and act as the hands and feet of Christ when it comes to this divisive issue? Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Amy Ford, president of Embrace Grace, to discuss these questions and more in episode 23 of Creation.Live.

Jesus commanded that we make disciples, but what does that mean in this modern world? Has the church gone soft? Hosts Trey and Michael are joined by Mike Riddle and Dr. Anthony Silvestro to discuss these questions and more in episode 22 of Creation.Live.

Is it possible for life to come from non-life? Has science confirmed one way or another? Does this conundrum cause problems for the theory of evolution? Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Dr. Rob Stadler and Dr. Jeff Tomkins to discuss these questions and more in episode 21 of Creation.Live.

Can the creation message be used as an apologetic tool? Or is it an unimportant piece of the Bible in the grand scheme of things? Does it have value when it comes to the Gospel? Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Dr. Mark Stengler Sr. and Mark Stengler Jr. to discuss these questions and more in episode 20 of Creation.Live.

How can the creation message be used to empower believers? Is it even important? Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by the Creation Guys to discuss these questions and more in episode 19 of Creation.Live.

How does one go from working closely with one of the world's top atheists to a committed Christian and creationist? Find out on this unique episode! Hosts Trey and Lauren are joined by Josh Timonen and Dr. Randy Guliuzza to discuss Josh's story in episode 18 of Creation.Live.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right? Or is beauty an objective standard? Where do our ideas of beauty even come from? Hosts Trey and Lauren delve into this fascinating topic with Dr. Stuart Burgess and Dr. Randy Guliuzza in episode 17 of Creation.Live.

Is evolution an undisputed fact? Or is there more going on behind the scenes that the general public isn't aware of? What does the scientific literature actually say on the subject? Hosts Trey and Lauren delve into this fascinating topic with Dr. Mark Stengler and Mark Stengler Jr. in episode 16 of Creation.Live.

Dr. Stripling has explored all over the Near East conducting archaeological research and excavations. Confronted with so many relics of the past, has his faith in Scripture's historical accounts been shaken or strengthened? Hosts Trey and Lauren delve into this fascinating topic with Dr. Scott Stripling and ICR's Dr. Brian Thomas in episode 15 of Creation.Live.

Is Genesis literal history? Or is it some sort of mytho-historical narrative? Should we take what it says at face value? What's the real truth behind the Genesis account, particularly the first 11 chapters? Hosts Trey and Michael delve into this ever-important topic with Dr. Cornelis van Dam, as well as ICR's Dr. Jeff Tomkins.

Is Genesis literal history? Or is it some sort of mytho-historical narrative? Should we take what it says at face value? What's the real truth behind the Genesis account, particularly the first 11 chapters? Hosts Trey and Michael delve into this ever-important topic with Dr. Cornelis van Dam, as well as ICR's Dr. Jeff Tomkins.

Humans have long been fascinated by the night sky. As Psalm 19:1 reminds us, "The heavens declare the glory of God"—His creative signature can be seen across our universe. What are some specific ways outer space points to our Creator, Jesus Christ? How can you learn more about astronomy? What is the Day4 Astronomy ministry, and how can you get involved? Hosts Trey and Lauren delve into the cosmos with Parker Eng of Day4 Astronomy, as well as ICR's Dr. Jake Hebert.

Humans have long been fascinated by the night sky. As Psalm 19:1 reminds us, "The heavens declare the glory of God"—His creative signature can be seen across our universe. What are some specific ways outer space points to our Creator, Jesus Christ? How can you learn more about astronomy? What is the Day4 Astronomy ministry, and how can you get involved? Hosts Trey and Lauren delve into the cosmos with Parker Eng of Day4 Astronomy, as well as ICR's Dr. Jake Hebert.

Was the Adam of the Bible a real person? Was he just an analogy or a myth? Why does it matter? Hosts Trey and Michael and ICR scientists Dr. Brian Thomas and Dr. Jeff Tomkins examine these questions and more as they emphasize how crucial this topic really is. &nbs... More...

Was the Adam of the Bible a real person? Was he just an analogy or a myth? Why does it matter? Hosts Trey and Michael and ICR scientists Dr. Brian Thomas and Dr. Jeff Tomkins examine these questions and more as they emphasize how crucial this topic really is. &nbs... More...

In this unique episode, host Trey talks with three key people involved in creating Struck—an upcoming miniseries that shows the special ties between the lives of ICR's Dr. John Morris and Noah in the Bible. In addition to discussing the show and the topics it addresses, their conversation also touches on what it's like to be Christians in the Hollywood environment. We present this episode in loving memory of Dr. John Morris, former ICR president.

In this unique episode, host Trey talks with three key people involved in creating Struck—an upcoming miniseries that shows the special ties between the lives of ICR's Dr. John Morris and Noah in the Bible. In addition to discussing the show and the topics it addresses, their conversation also touches on what it's like to be Christians in the Hollywood environment. We present this episode in loving memory of Dr. John Morris, former ICR president.

Fossils are frequently cited as evidence for an old universe and the evolutionary narrative. But is that really the case? Or does fossil evidence actually indicate that the Bible is right in its account of a young universe? Plus, should this topic even matter to believers? In this episode, hosts Trey and Lauren talk with paleobiochemist Dr. Brian Thomas and geologist Dr. Tim Clarey about this topic that tends to raise questions in many people's minds.

Fossils are frequently cited as evidence for an old universe and the evolutionary narrative. But is that really the case? Or does fossil evidence actually indicate that the Bible is right in its account of a young universe? Plus, should this topic even matter to believers? In this episode, hosts Trey and Lauren talk with paleobiochemist Dr. Brian Thomas and geologist Dr. Tim Clarey about this topic that tends to raise questions in many people's minds.

"Your word I have hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against You" (Psalm 119:11 NKJV). Scripture memory was important thousands of years ago, but is it still relevant today when we have several Bibles on our bookshelves and smartphones? Should Christians still commit themselves to Scripture memorization? And how can archaeology strengthen our faith in the accuracy of the Bible? In this episode, hosts Trey and Ivana chat with the Bible Memory Man, Professor Tom Meyer, and ICR's Chief Academic Officer Dr. Jim Johnson to discuss the importance of Scripture memory for the Christian faith, three practical ways to "hide God's Word in your heart," exciting archaeological finds that confirm biblical history, and more.

"Your word I have hidden in my heart, that I might not sin against You" (Psalm 119:11 NKJV). Scripture memory was important thousands of years ago, but is it still relevant today when we have several Bibles on our bookshelves and smartphones? Should Christians still commit themselves to Scripture memorization? And how can archaeology strengthen our faith in the accuracy of the Bible? In this episode, hosts Trey and Ivana chat with the Bible Memory Man, Professor Tom Meyer, and ICR's Chief Academic Officer Dr. Jim Johnson to discuss the importance of Scripture memory for the Christian faith, three practical ways to "hide God's Word in your heart," exciting archaeological finds that confirm biblical history, and more.

Both believers and skeptics can find themselves asking if Scripture can be taken at its word. Is it scientifically accurate? Can its history be trusted? Where does the evidence land? And why does it matter? In this episode, hosts Trey and Michael sit down with ICR physicist Dr. Jake Hebert and David Rives to discuss the accuracy of Scripture, evidence for creation, and ways to share your faith. If the Bible is what it claims to be, it only makes sense that discoveries in science and archeology continue to confirm the accuracy of Scripture.

Both believers and skeptics can find themselves asking if Scripture can be taken at its word. Is it scientifically accurate? Can its history be trusted? Where does the evidence land? And why does it matter? In this episode, hosts Trey and Michael sit down with ICR physicist Dr. Jake Hebert and David Rives to discuss the accuracy of Scripture, evidence for creation, and ways to share your faith. If the Bible is what it claims to be, it only makes sense that discoveries in science and archeology continue to confirm the accuracy of Scripture.

How do you show a skeptical generation that the Word of God can be trusted? Hosts Trey and Michael discuss this question with ICR zoologist Dr. Frank Sherwin and Reasons for Hope founder, Carl Kerby. Reasons for Hope is a vital ministry that endeavors to take the message of Biblical authority to the next generation. In this episode, you'll discover how science and the search for answers actually reveal the truth of God.

How do you show a skeptical generation that the Word of God can be trusted? Hosts Trey and Michael discuss this question with ICR zoologist Dr. Frank Sherwin and Reasons for Hope founder, Carl Kerby. Reasons for Hope is a vital ministry that endeavors to take the message of Biblical authority to the next generation. In this episode, you'll discover how science and the search for answers actually reveal the truth of God.

From the pets in our backyard to the creatures that dwell deep within the ocean, the world is home to a fascinating variety of animals. Where did they come from? Why do they seem so perfectly designed to fill their roles? Join us as Dr. Jobe Martin shares his personal story about the evolution of a creationist and how particularly unique creatures challenged his beliefs about the world. Hosts Trey and Ivana learn about a number of intriguing animals from Dr. Martin and ICR zoologist Dr. Frank Sherwin in this episode of Creation.Live.

From the pets in our backyard to the creatures that dwell deep within the ocean, the world is home to a fascinating variety of animals. Where did they come from? Why do they seem so perfectly designed to fill their roles? Join us as Dr. Jobe Martin shares his personal story about the evolution of a creationist and how particularly unique creatures challenged his beliefs about the world. Hosts Trey and Ivana learn about a number of intriguing animals from Dr. Martin and ICR zoologist Dr. Frank Sherwin in this episode of Creation.Live.

Most of us have never been to space, but we wonder what it's like. What does it take to become a NASA astronaut? What do astronauts do while in space? Sit with us as Colonel Jeff Williams recounts stories from his time in space and how his experiences have deepened his faith. Hosts Trey, Ivana, and ICR physicist Dr. Jake Hebert also ask him about life on other planets, flat earth, and multiverse theories in this episode of Creation.Live.

Most of us have never been to space, but we wonder what it's like. What does it take to become a NASA astronaut? What do astronauts do while in space? Sit with us as Colonel Jeff Williams recounts stories from his time in space and how his experiences have deepened his faith. Hosts Trey, Ivana, and ICR physicist Dr. Jake Hebert also ask him about life on other planets, flat earth, and multiverse theories in this episode of Creation.Live.

Covered in feathers, running faster than cars, and living in cold climates...these are just a few of the ideas introduced in Jurassic World: Dominion. Are these features backed by science? What can we know about dinosaurs from the fossils we study? What did the movie get right? Join us for this episode of Creation.Live, as hosts Trey and Ivana review the science in the newest film in the Jurassic World series with Drs. Thomas and Clarey. To view the images referenced in the episode, click these links: Vertebrae and Teeth.

Covered in feathers, running faster than cars, and living in cold climates...these are just a few of the ideas introduced in Jurassic World: Dominion. Are these features backed by science? What can we know about dinosaurs from the fossils we study? What did the movie get right? Join us for this episode of Creation.Live, as hosts Trey and Ivana review the science in the newest film in the Jurassic World series with Drs. Thomas and Clarey. To view the images referenced in the episode, click these links: Vertebrae and Teeth.

Darwin’s idea of natural selection involves long ages of trial and error, making it a fundamentally death-driven concept. Could such a process be adapted to fit a Christian narrative? Or is natural selection an idolatrous idea that can seduce even those who hold to a biblical worldview? On this episode of Creation.Live, Drs. Thomas, Tomkins, Clarey, and Guliuzza answer these questions and more as they discuss the scholarly literature on the subject.

Darwin’s idea of natural selection involves long ages of trial and error, making it a fundamentally death-driven concept. Could such a process be adapted to fit a Christian narrative? Or is natural selection an idolatrous idea that can seduce even those who hold to a biblical worldview? On this episode of Creation.Live, Drs. Thomas, Tomkins, Clarey, and Guliuzza answer these questions and more as they discuss the scholarly literature on the subject.

Charles Darwin compared natural selection to a human breeder, but the analogy has faced substantial criticism, even from within Darwinian camps. What exactly is natural selection supposed to be? Has it been measured, quantified, or even observed? On this episode of Creation.Live, Drs. Thomas, Hebert, Johnson, and Guliuzza answer these questions and more as they discuss the scholarly literature on the subject.

In his book On the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin outlined the theory of evolution by means of natural selection. But what was Darwin’s purpose behind such an idea? And how did this concept permeate the scientific community so thoroughly? On this episode of Creation.Live, Drs. Thomas, Hebert, Guliuzza, and Tomkins answer these questions and more as they discuss the scholarly literature on the subject.