Click here to sign up for our FREE bi-monthly publication The Creation Club magazine “SCIENCE IS REAL!” That’s what atheists claim to shut down people who say God must be Creator. Whatever sticking point of impossibility they run up against—such as Spontaneous Generation—they will assure us that it’s only a matter of time before “science” … Read More
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE BI-MONTHLY CREATION CLUB MAGAZINE WHERE THIS ARTICLE WAS FEATURED Certain types of Geckos have millions of tiny pads on the bottom of their feet which allows them to walk effortlessly on vertical surfaces – even glass! A few years ago, a startling discovery was made within the … Read More
Some Christians have entertained the possibility of evolution being compatible with a Biblical view. In other words, evolution – by way of God. Jesus Christ, Yeshua of Nazareth, our Messiah, stated in the New Testament book of John: “Had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed me: for he wrote of me. But if ye … Read More
Those who were educated about Columbus’ voyage to the New World can often recall a few basic details from their days in school. Apart from the often repeated line “In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue,” a majority might recall that Columbus wanted to prove the rest of the world wrong in assuming … Read More
Picking up an astronomy magazine, one might find a photo of the gorgeous Messier 42 or come across the spectacular Messier 13. Search the web for galaxies, and you might see Messier 101, or come across Messier 51. But what is this Messier, and what does it mean? Charles Messier was a Frenchman who lived … Read More
Situated in the constellation Canes Venatici, we find the breathtaking Whirlpool Galaxy, also known as M51. This stunning object in the night sky appears as one large spiral galaxy feeding into another much smaller one. The primary galaxy was discovered by Charles Messier in 1774, however, its companion galaxy was not discovered until 1781 by … Read More
There are four fundamental forces of nature that govern the way things operate. Many scientists think that perhaps, one day, a unified field theory will be developed that will bring all four forces together but that hasn’t happened yet. So here are the four fundamental forces: The gravitational force. This is the one you’re probably … Read More
How do you detect something out in space that’s invisible? Well, you observe how the objects near it behave. This gives you clues about the nature of the invisible body. And that’s exactly how scientists have discovered and described black holes. Black holes are not visible through standard technology or telescopes, even though they’ve been … Read More
In the 1950s astronomers were using radio telescopes to learn more about the heavens and they discovered something very strange. These objects, which they named “quasi-stellar objects” (Quasars for short), were small but extremely bright despite being very, very, very far away. What were they? Well, future research revealed Quasars are feeding black holes or … Read More
During certain times of the year, star-gazers are treated to the sight of the second planet in our solar system, Venus, which appears as a bright white orb. This planet, which is similar in size and structure to Earth, was named for the Roman goddess of love. Venus has a thick atmosphere that traps in … Read More
Every time a new comet is spotted that was previously undocumented, it is claimed that the comet originated from the Oort Cloud. Articles, magazines, and scientific reports begin claiming that the comet left this proposed cloud tens of thousands of years ago, and is just getting to our solar system. But what is the Oort … Read More
The Bible tells us that “the heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament shows His handiwork.” Astronomy is one of my passions. I love looking through telescopes and seeing the incredible and beautiful things God has made and placed throughout the universe for His glory. Researchers estimate there are at least 170 billion … Read More
Tune in to TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) THIS Friday, January 27th @ 5:30pm Central (3:30pm Pacific) to see this week’s episode of “Creation in the 21st Century.” Join David Rives (host) as he welcomes Dr. Georgia Purdom to the program to discuss “The Genetics of Adam and Eve”. Were Adam and Eve real people as … Read More
Tune in to TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) THIS Friday, August 5th @ 5:30pm CDT (3:30pm Pacific) to see this week’s episode of Creation in the 21st Century. Join David Rives (host), as he welcomes Mike Snavely of “Mission: Imperative!” Get answers to the 5 most asked questions about the global flood as recorded in the … Read More
Tune in to TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) THIS Friday, July 15th @ 5:30pm CDT (3:30 Pacific) to see this week’s episode of “Creation in the 21st Century”. Join David Rives (host) as he welcomes astronomer Dr. Danny Faulkner to this week’s episode of “Creation in the 21st Century.” If the universe is relatively young – … Read More
Isaiah 40:22 says that God “stretches out the heavens” but until the early 1900’s, that concept was pretty difficult to grasp. We just didn’t know enough about cosmology. A lot changed in 1912, when an astronomer by the name of Vesto Slipher, using the Lowell Observatory telescopes in Flagstaff, was able to measure an apparent … Read More
Many birds migrate in flocks, traveling south for the winter and north for summer, as they follow warm weather and better feeding conditions. The Arctic Tern travels an estimated 45,000 miles EACH YEAR! Hummingbirds are known to migrate up to several thousand miles each year, and are only found in the Americas. One unique feature … Read More
Hummingbirds are remarkable creatures, with their ability to hover, fly backwards, and extract nectar with their amazing tongue. A long thin beak houses that tiny tongue, which the hummer inserts into flowers and laps up the nectar. However, that is no ordinary tongue. Their tongue consists of two separating parts that enclose around the nectar, … Read More
DID YOU KNOW? Paleontologists have found ‘soft tissue’ in dinosaur fossil remains. According to evolutionary theory, dinosaurs went extinct around 65 million years ago. If this is true, then why are we finding blood vessels, and other examples of ‘soft tissue’; in the fossils of creatures that closely resemble what we know today as “Dinosaurs”? … Read More
The tiny hummingbird has a two-step lung system that allows it to utilize all of the oxygen it breathes. This efficient design might not be necessary for life, but for a bird who is flapping its wings at up to 80 times a second, it certainly is a helpful feature! The hummingbird can fly through … Read More
Get ready to be AMAZED at the unbelievable characteristics of the insects that we find all over the world. In this 30 minute program, David Rives is joined by Zoologist Frank Sherwin of the Institute for Creation Research. You will learn about so many amazing abilities that these creatures have. Awesome features that can only … Read More
Hummingbirds. Even though they are the smallest birds on earth, and the smallest of all warm-blooded creatures, they can still fly over 30 MPH, fly backward, and at birth, weigh less than a post-it note! These amazing creatures flap their wings up to 80 times a SECOND, allowing them to hover over flowers filled with … Read More
What is the fossil record telling us about the events of the past? Is it speaking to the theory of millions of years of evolution and extinction, or is it shouting evidence of the global flood that we read about in the biblical book of Genesis? Join David Rives and Dr. Henry Morris III of … Read More
Saturn. Named after the god of agriculture worshipped in Rome at grand temples on (Capitol-line) Capitoline Hill, this gas giant is second only to Jupiter in size. Because of its dazzling system of rings encompassing the planet, Saturn has been the favorite of many a young astronomer. The rings are easily seen with even a … Read More
Many of the ancients believed that the Earth was a flat disk or plane, sitting on the back of a giant turtle who floated in a giant pool of water. Quite a fanciful story. It sounds like a fairy tale… But still quite a complex and detailed idea! There’s another fanciful story, a complex and … Read More
Muchas avesmigranen bandadas, viajando hacia el surpara el inviernoy al nortepara el verano,ya que siguenun clima cálidoy mejorescondiciones de alimentación. El charránárticoviajaa unas 45,000millas cadaaño! Los colibríes son conocidos por migrar hasta varios miles de millas cada año, y sólo se encuentran en las Américas. Una característica única de la migración del colibrí es que … Read More
Los colibríes son criaturas notables, con su capacidad para flotar, volar hacia atrás, y extraer el néctar con su increíble lengua. Un largo y fino pico casas esa pequeña lengua, que el zumbido inserta en flores y vueltas hasta el néctar. Sin embargo, esa no es la lengua común. Su lengua consta de dos partes … Read More
El diminuto colibrí tiene un sistema de pulmón en dos pasos que le permite utilizar todo el oxígeno que respira. Este diseño eficiente puede que no sea necesario para la vida, pero para un pájaro que está agitando sus alas en un máximo de 80 veces por segundo, sin duda es una característica muy útil! … Read More
Colibríes. ¡A pesar de que son las aves más pequeñas de la tierra, y la más pequeña de todas las criaturas de sangre caliente, aún pueden volar más de 30 MPH, volar hacia atrás, y al nacer, pesan menos que un post-it! Estasincreíbles criaturasbaten susalashasta 80veces por segundo, lo que les permiteflotarsobre las floresllenas denéctar. … Read More
Saturno. Nombrado en honor al dios de la agricultura adorado en Roma en grandes templos en (Capitol-line) Colina Capitolina, este gigante de gas es la segunda a Júpiter en tamaño. Debido a su sistema de anillos deslumbrantes que abarcan el planeta, Saturno ha sido el favorito de muchos un joven astrónomo. Los anillos son fáciles … Read More
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