Mars Rock Hints at Life
Mars Rock Hints at LifeGuests: Doug Sharp and Rich Geer Description: NASA’s Perseverance rover has found rocks pointing to signs of past life on Mars, according to a new study.…
Churches That Compromise with Evolution are Dying
This is a talk at the West Michigan Creation Fellowship about church growth and indentfies the key reasons why some churches are dying and others thrive. Jerry Bergman's book, Evolution…
4 C’s Creation Museum
Rich Overman has a mobile creation museum called the 4 C's. They stand for Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe and Christ. Gary and Mary Parker had the Creation Adventure Museum in Arcadia,…
Adventure at Kruger National Park
In 2005, Hennie Mouton and Koos van der Westhuyzen took Doug Sharp and Rich Geer into the Kruger National Park to explore the abundant wildlife. As soon as they approached…
Chlorophyll and Hemoglobin
Chlorophyll is the life-affirming pigment that lends plants, algae, and cyanobacteria their characteristic green hue and underpins the fundamental process of photosynthesis. Without chlorophyll, the transformation of sunlight into chemical…
The Dilemma of Frozen Embryos
The central moral question regarding frozen embryos is deceptively simple: What, exactly, are they? Are they property, potential persons, or something in between? The answer shapes decisions about their use,…
DNA Sequencing Machine at Creation Research Society
The Creation Research Society is the oldest continuously operating creation science organization. Dr. Joel Brown is the director of the Van Andel Creation Research Center located in Glendale, Arizona on…
The Willett Track
The Willett Track, located within Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas, is a fascinating site that showcases some of the most remarkable evidence of dinosaur activity in North America. This…
The Delk Track
The Delk track was found near the Paluxy River after a flood ripped up a bed of limestone and deposited the rocks on the riverbank. It is a dinosaur track…
Spider Origin in the Sea?
A study published recently suggests that spiders and their close terrestrial relatives originated from an ocean creature called Mollisonia symmetrica, an extinct aquatic creature long believed to be the ancestor…