Proof The Bible Is True

According to a book sales tracker, the number of Bibles purchased this year is up 22%—and that growth is being fueled by first-time buyers! Read More

12/21/24 “This article highlights the tremendous problem Mr. Trump will have in rounding up all these illegals let freely in by the treasonous Biden regime. With so many criminals and gang members involved the situation could become explosive and violent to say the least. The year ahead could be a dangerous one for this country so keep praying for Mr. Trump and our country.” Admin “Border Patrol zones across Texas, Arizona and California had no agent presence for weeks and months at a time. Those who did not want to be caught could simply walk in. We have no idea [More]

Over the years we’ve heard many claims that Noah’s ark has been found. Have any of these finds been confirmed? Read More

Analysis by A Midwestern Doctor Story at-a-glance The U.S. Food and Drug Administration was originally created in 1906 to protect public safety, but food industry lobbyists gradually gained influence and forced out its first leader Harvey Wiley, who had fought against harmful food additives Under the FDA’s “Generally Recognized as Safe” (GRAS) designation, many potentially harmful food additives have been allowed into the food supply, with nearly 99% of new food chemicals since 2000 exploiting this loophole The FDA has consistently opposed natural therapies like DMSO (a chemical shown to help with pain, neurological conditions, and injuries), raw milk, and certain [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance When using supplements, choosing the right ones for your need is only a part of the equation — taking them at the right time, with or without food, is also essential to maximize their effectiveness Water-soluble vitamins are best taken with food during daytime, while fat-soluble vitamins need to be taken with meals containing healthy fats, either in the day or evening Minerals like calcium, magnesium and zinc also have specific timing requirements — calcium works best in divided doses, magnesium before bed and zinc during daytime with food Fitness supplements, like beta-alanine, beetroot [More]

In the new Creation Zoo at the museum, we’re excited to announce the arrival of some new additions: two baby South American and one baby white-nosed coatis. Read More

In the West fewer people say they’re Christians. Researchers in Europe wanted to see if morality was likewise declining. And their answer was “no, not really.” Read More

This poor design claim is either exaggerated or incorrect. Read More

Scripture is clear that God’s Word is both eternal and unchanging. Read More

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance Microplastics mimic hormones like estrogen, leading to health issues such as infertility and breast cancer due to their endocrine-disrupting properties These particles are linked to increased risks of heart attack and stroke, highlighting their broader impact on cardiovascular health Plastic production is projected to increase by 70% by 2040, exacerbating pollution and human exposure to microplastics Microplastics accumulate in organs, causing inflammation and immune disruption, which leads to chronic health conditions Strategies to reduce microplastic exposure include using reusable items, avoiding plastic packaging and implementing legislative measures like plastic bag bans Microplastics and nanoplastics [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance Recent data shows autism rates increased 26% from 2018 to 2020, with 1 in 30 children ages 3 to 17 diagnosed, and higher prevalence among Black, Hispanic and Asian children The economic burden of autism is staggering, with lifetime social costs per individual at $3.6 million and total U.S. costs projected to reach $5.54 trillion or more by 2060 Research links high levels of linoleic acid metabolites in cord blood to increased autism severity, raising concerns about processed foods and seed oils in modern diets Studies reveal that infant gut microbiome composition, particularly decreased [More]

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance Alzheimer’s disease affects over 50 million people worldwide, with poor sleep being a significant risk factor Disrupted circadian rhythms are common in Alzheimer’s patients and exacerbate cognitive decline; when your melatonin levels are balanced, you support the synchronization of your brain’s internal clocks, which enhances overall brain function and resilience Clinical studies show melatonin supplementation improves cognitive function in Alzheimer’s patients, with decreased melatonin levels serving as an early indicator of the disease Melatonin functions as a powerful antioxidant, supports immune system health, aids reproductive success, reduces post-operative pain and has anticancer properties; it [More]

Come and see the largest conservatory in Kentucky and the only “plants of the Bible” conservatory in the world. Read More

This crimson cascade offers a majestic reminder of God’s global flood of judgment—but also of the blood of Christ who died to one day redeem our fallen world. Read More

Do fossil footprints on a lakeshore in Kenya prove that “two ancient human species” coexisted? Read More

We don’t know everything, and we weren’t there at the beginning. But God was. Let’s allow our all-knowing Creator to be the authority—from the very first verse! Read More

I am very sad to share that Creation Kingdom Zoo, featured in Answers TV’s Kashtan’s Wildlife in the Zoo, suffered a devastating fire in late November. Read More

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at-a-glance Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects 9.7% of Americans, causing depression during winter months. It’s classified as a major depressive disorder with symptoms like sadness, fatigue and appetite changes Vitamin D from sunlight is crucial for mental health. People living far from the equator are more susceptible to SAD due to limited sun exposure during winter Light therapy (30 minutes of 10,000 lux light exposure each morning) helps treat SAD symptoms and offers fewer side effects than antidepressant medications Exercise, especially outdoor activities, helps combat SAD by releasing endorphins. Studies show walking, jogging, strength training [More]