Temples of Atheism?
Ken Ham and Mark LooyThis is Ken Ham, a publisher of the apologetics, award-winning family magazine Answers. Whenever I say that atheism is a religion, a lot of atheists get mad at me! But,…
Is One Day Enough?
This is Ken Ham, and our popular life-size Noah’s Ark is located in Northern Kentucky. Most children in Christian homes spend two or three hours a week in church. But…
Is Your Child a Missionary?
This is Ken Ham, author of the book on biblical parenting called Will They Stand? When I speak to parents about parenting and school choice, I often hear something like…
Public Schools Aren’t Neutral!
This is Ken Ham, CEO of Answers in Genesis and the popular Ark Encounter attraction. Many people think that secular means “neutral.” So public schools—because they’re “secular”—are neutral. But there’s…
Tracks—But No Trilobites?
This is Ken Ham, author of the family commentary on Genesis, Creation to Babel. Trilobites are extinct sea creatures. Many of them are found in the fossil record. But what’s…
Fossil Leaves—They’re a Problem!
This is Ken Ham, head of the ministry that built a full-size Noah’s Ark near Cincinnati. If you’ve ever gone for a walk in the fall, you’ve noticed something. When…
Birds—Are They Dinosaurs?
This is Ken Ham, author of the eye-opening book on the culture wars, Divided Nation. Evolutionists believe birds evolved from dinosaurs. In fact they actually think birds are dinosaurs! But…
Dinosaur Soft Tissue?
This is Ken Ham, CEO of the apologetics and evangelistic ministry of Answers in Genesis. In 2005 a team of scientists discovered something incredible: soft tissue in a T. rex…
The Cambrian Explosion—a Big Problem!
This is Ken Ham, on a mission to call the church back to God’s Word and the gospel. This week we’re going to look at five fossil mysteries that evolution…
False Teachers and Sound Teaching
This is Ken Ham, and we’ve produced the family friendly Answers Bible Curriculum. Today we’re wrapping up a series on what the Bible says about discerning false teaching. Well, here’s…