In God's vibrant creation, even blood comes in different colors. We’re very familiar with the red blood found in humans and most vertebrates. But God loves variety. In addition to making many different animals, he even designed their blood in a striking palette of colors—of course red, but also o...

If you can imagine an animal that is as large as a medium-sized dog that chases bears up trees and can hold its own against a pack of wolves, you have imagined the fearsome wolverine. It can kill prey 10 times its size and outrun, outlast, and outmaneuver most creatures it encounters. The mere si...

Although magnificent landforms remind us of God’s judgment, they also give us glimpses of the earth’s flawless beauty before the fall.

Some fish swap sexes for survival. How do biblical creationists explain this? The clownfish is one such fish. More than a funny face, these flashy
fish have the amazing ability to change sex from male to female. To Christians, this might sound morally fishy. After all, humans were created in th...

Archaeologists claim that Egyptian history conflicts with the Bible - the problem is their timeline. Much of the inconsistencies stem from a disregard for the infallible biblical record.

One group of organisms takes survival to a whole other level. You’ll find them comfortably living north of the Arctic Circle, in deep-sea volcanic vents, and even around toxic waste sites. We call them extremophiles.
Thriving in habitats lethal to other animals, extremophiles illustrate the intel...

According to spacecraft data, both Mars and Venus appear to have experienced violent upheaval—like Earth’s own upheaval during the global flood. Only Venus can tell us why our home planet is unique in our solar system and the likelihood of actually finding Earth 2.0 around another star. Despite s...

The bible provides the clearest lens for viewing the world. Like a pair of glasses that colors everything we see, a worldview is the set of beliefs we use to interpret the world around us. We all observe the same world—the same humans, the same rock formations, the same scientific data. But how ...