Students learn how dynamics—the loudness and softness of music—help tell a musical story. Through the playful “Grizzly Bear” singing game, students practice changing their voices from quiet to loud while staying aware of the beat. The lesson then features In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvar...

Did humans and dinosaurs live at the same time? In this episode of Lily’s Lab, Lily explores a big question from a young viewer by digging into Genesis to discover when God created animals and people. Along the way, she explains why the Bible describes dinosaur-like creatures, what “dominion” mea...

Education systems and the media have repeatedly told us that humans and all living creatures evolved from a single-celled organism through random copying errors in the DNA (called mutations) and the reproductive filter of natural selection. This allegedly occurred over billions of years through u...

In this episode of The Heavens Declare, we explore humanity’s journey into space—from the Apollo missions and moon landings to modern telescopes like Hubble—and how these achievements point back to God’s glory. As scientists search the universe for life, new planets, and answers about origins, th...

Noah Justice travels to Arches National Park and Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah where explores how catastrophic erosion has produced these incredible rock structures. At Arches he’ll see how sediments were laid down quickly, then were eroded by water catastrophically, leaving behind th...

When God created the canine kind, he called them good. Today, these good boys have many important jobs. So, who's the good boy? Well that is Zeke - one of the K9 officers for the Department of Public Safety. Officer Prater and Zeke were performing in the K9 Encounter, a weekly demonstration at t...

In the midst of widespread conflict and chaos, do you wonder if there’s any hope left? Filmed in Minneapolis, What Is Truth? features a message from Franklin Graham on the Gospel’s powerful, unchanging truth—and the certainty of a God who loves us. The 30-minute special also includes moving music...

The modern habit of reinterpreting the days of creation as other than real days didn’t happen because of the Bible. The vast majority of Christians believed in literal days until approximately 250 years ago when deep-time concepts began to be popularized, and the story of evolution was promoted b...

Though God could have preserved every plant in nature through the same method, he created a variety of fascinating ways for plants to be fruitful and multiply, spreading throughout creation.

Secular museum docent (Reggie McGuire) presents his best case for evolution at the natural history museum, but little does he know that Christina (Hannah Bradley) has a few questions at the end of his talk that turn the tables Christina's questions dismantle evolution and her meek yet powerful pr...

Join study partners, John and Jane as they explore the challenges to the evolutionary theory and why the Bible makes the most sense of the scientific evidence. An essential video for Christian students attending Junior High to College. Most public schools teach evolution theory as fact, taking a ...

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...

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.