From head to heels, your body teems with minuscule machines driving your
everyday physical processes. Cilia (Latin for “eyelash”) project from your cells like little hairs. There are two types of cilia—motile and primary. With a range of duties like transportation and sensory reception, these ing...

Noah travels to Eastern Oregon and explore the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. It’s here that thousands of feet of Columbia River Basalt are exposed by a major erosional event, most likely the global flood. John Day Fossil Beds are also have the largest collection of mammal fossils in the...

Genesis is not disputed because of exegetical doctrinal differences but because of extra-biblical influences. There is an ongoing “civil war” in the Christian church that’s been engaged now for over 200 years that won’t go away. That battle is over the understanding of the Genesis account of crea...

Lily welcomes viewers into her garden to explore a multi-part question about Noah’s Ark: Did Noah have to search for all the animals, and what about sea creatures? By digging into Scripture and talking with Avery Foley, Lily discovers how God commanded the animals to come to the ark, why sea crea...

In this episode of The Heavens Declare, an astrophysicist explores the sun—its immense power, precise balance, and essential role in sustaining life on Earth. While modern science attributes the sun’s energy to nuclear fusion and long-term natural processes, this program examines the assumptions ...

Jump into the tiny world of jumping spiders! Peter meets a young spider zookeeper, learns how these amazing creatures see, move, and live, and heads outside to spot one in the wild—all while discovering the wonder of God’s creation.

This powerful stage performance brings to life the extraordinary story of Corrie ten Boom—a woman whose faith shone brightly in the darkest days of World War II. Through firsthand storytelling, the audience journeys with Corrie and her family as they risk everything to shelter Jewish neighbors, e...

A quiet journey through God’s creation—where sweeping landscapes and living creatures reflect the beauty, order, and care of the Creator. From vast horizons to intimate moments in nature, we invite viewers to pause, reflect, and witness the glory declared in all that He has made.

Join Trevor and Avery Schu, along with their kids, on a road trip across Atlantic Canada as they explore the beautiful Bay of Fundy and discover why we have rock layers and fossils, why radiometric dating doesn’t prove millions of years, and why there’s an order to the fossil record. This 51-minu...

When Kip applies too much fertilizer to a crop of cubecumbers, he and his family scramble to put the abundance to good use and learn some critical lessons in the process.