In this illuminating episode of Nicole’s Attic, creativity shines both on stage and behind the scenes! When a young viewer named Jack writes in with questions about performing a poem, Nicole invites everyone to learn about stage directions, counter movement, and the magic of theater through hands...

A breathtaking visual journey celebrating the grace and power of horses. With no words—only music—the film captures the beauty of creation in motion, inviting you to simply watch, feel, and be inspired.

As test drivers of the new EETN test driving course, trainer/trainee teams have entered a friendly competition to grow in gospel witness and push the limits of conversational evangelism.

In this episode, Bryan and Tim explore the 2016 sci-fi film Passengers—a story of isolation, temptation, and moral choice set among the stars. As they unpack the film’s themes of loneliness, love, and sacrifice, they compare its worldview to biblical truth—discussing humanity’s need for real conn...

Soft tissues have been found in “dinosaur era” (according to the evolutionary timeline) creatures now well over 100 times in all sorts of creatures. They are also found all over the world (therefore having been exposed to a wide variety of environmental conditions) and are laced throughout the fo...

Journey to Mount Sinai 2 follows Timothy Mahoney’s search for the true Mount Sinai. Investigating three final sites, he uncovers biblical clues and new evidence that challenge long-held assumptions about this sacred mountain.

Before the early 1900s, sharks were considered harmless and shy. In July 1916, everything changed when there were five shark attacks in New Jersey and only one victim survived. But the animal behind the New Jersey attacks might not have been a great white shark. It was possibly a bull shark. Two ...

In Billy Graham’s final days, he had a deep desire to preach one more time. This is his last message. Intimate and powerful, it was recorded in his North Carolina, mountaintop home. Discover the truth that shaped his life and gave him hope in death.

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...

After years of sharing the wonder of God’s creation at Creation Kingdom Zoo, tragedy strikes when a devastating fire leaves the Bradley family facing unimaginable loss. But from the ashes, faith and determination spark a new beginning—Expedition Untamed, an immersive indoor zoo experience unlike ...

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 ...

our outdoor adventure host, Peter Schriemer, is back with an exciting third season of Hike and Seek. In this episode, you'll get to visit the Royal Gorge, see bighorn sheep, learn about dinosaur fossils, meet a friendly gray wolf, and drive up Pikes Peak.

In the finale episode of the series, the brothers journey through the Montana wilderness to a remote mountain summit for a view of a lifetime!

Creation Cooking with Lydia Keating explores the history, health benefits, and recipes for different plant ingredients. The show aims to teach viewers about the nourishment that comes from the plants that God created for food. In this episode, you'll learn about sweet potatoes and Lydia prepares ...

When governments use Covid edicts to restrict the gathering and worship of the Church, three pastors facing the risk of imprisonment re-open their churches in the face of a world that has chosen to comply.

Today's question comes from Olivia, age 11, "How long were Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden before they sinned?

In this episode, Lily calls on Bryan Osborne to help with the answer, and she researches the answer to this question using the truth of the Bible in Genesis 1:27-28, Genesis 1:31, G...

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.