If you’re still looking for gifts for those on your list, check out five brand-new resources from Answers in Genesis that make equipping and encouraging gifts. Read More
Our Plants of the Bible Conservatory opens to the public today, and our ChristmasTown guests will enjoy it for free as part of our exciting Christmas program. Read More
The Bible records that the Moabites descended from Abraham’s nephew Lot. But there was a question among archaeologists about whether these people existed. Read More
Happy Thanksgiving! I thought I’d share with you just a few of the things we at Answers in Genesis are thankful for this year. Read More
Who were the Ammonites? Well, they’re one of the many “ites” mentioned in the Bible. But who were these people? Read More
A recent article highlighted several features of the Grand Canyon’s Tonto Group that sound rather like there was a global flood as described in Genesis! Read More
Expanded Christmas programs at Creation Museum’s ChristmasTown and Ark Encounter’s ChristmasTime. Read More
Many people believe that archaeology’s disproved the Bible. But it hasn’t. The truth is there’ve been many finds that have confirmed the Bible’s history. Read More
A recent article shares about one specific, very well-preserved bird fossil that challenges evolutionary assumptions about dinosaur-to-bird evolution. Read More
I’m excited to announce that this Christmas season we have a packed calendar of concerts, programs, and more happening at both attractions. Read More
Does the name Sargon sound familiar? Well, he was a great Assyrian king, and he’s mentioned just once in the Old Testament. Read More
While Marx is dead, his ideology is very much alive and thriving. As a Christian, you must be trained to see it, refute it, and be ready to stand up under it. Read More
Plants don’t have the breath of life. They’re different from both animal and human life so their “death” before sin is no problem. Read More
Did God design wasps to lay their eggs in living hosts? Read More
Because we can trust the Bible’s history when it talks about the flood, we can believe the Bible’s history when it talks about the Lord Jesus. Read More
Right now, our design team is working on tile 11, just one of the many tiles that will make up the 2,000 sq. ft. model of first-century Jerusalem. Read More
Although many of the leaves are now off the trees in Northern Kentucky, the fall colors throughout the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter grounds were beautiful. Read More
There’s two different kinds of science: observational science and historical science. So what you mean by science matters! Read More
Exciting new projects and how you can help make them happen. Read More
Before the fall there was no death. Some people wonder, what about plants? Since people and animals were given them for food, didn’t they die before the fall? Read More
Have you ever heard that the God of the Old Testament is a harsh, brutal God? Well, let’s examine that claim. Read More
The second part of this series covers the final aspect of special revelation, Scripture itself. Read More
In 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted causing widespread devastation. The local ecosystem was transformed from a thriving forest landscape to a dead zone. Read More
When many parents are told their child will be born with a disability, they’re urged to abort their child. And, tragically, many will do it. Read More
Many of our politicians are proclaiming a false gospel of Marxism to the culture—it’s permeating society, classrooms, and even the church. Read More
Is repenting a good work we must do to be saved? Read More
What key ministry opportunities are we looking to fund with this year’s end-of-year campaign and its dollar-for-dollar match? Read More