Answers With Ken Ham

In the evolutionary worldview, humans lived for tens of thousands of years without doing much at all. That makes no sense.

The Bible’s history does. Mankind was created just thousands of years ago!

Have you ever heard a sermon on Genesis chapter 11? Most Christians haven’t, and yet this event is important for properly understanding the world around us.

Our world’s a mess. So, what do we do about it? The secular worldview says fix man’s environment, fix man’s problems—though that never seems to work, does it?

This world’s broken: people treat one another horribly, there’s always war happening somewhere, and sickness and death bring unbearable suffering.

The biblical worldview says all things were created for Christ. So, I’m here to bring glory and honor to Christ!

I don’t think there’s a bigger question being asked today, especially by the younger generations, than: “who am I?”

This week we’ll look at four “ultimate questions” and see the contrast between how the secular and the biblical worldview answer these questions.

Some say the rock layers in Grand Canyon were laid down over millions of years, and the Colorado River slowly eroded through those layers, producing a canyon.

Evolutionists usually appeal to the fossil record which contains a wide variety of primates. But we know God created apes and humans and nothing in between!

Dinosaurs are divided into three main groups. Now this is because certain dinosaurs appear only in certain rock layers. How should we interpret this fact?

We understand God put massive amounts of diversity into each kind so they can adapt to a changing world.

Creationists and evolutionists both study the same universe and come to very different interpretations! Why?

So why do they keep looking? Well, because evolutionary scientists, in their own foolish wisdom, think they can use the present to explain the past.

Tiktaalik is a fish fossil that supposedly had the beginnings of “legs.” Is this creature the missing link?

Tiktaalik is a fish fossil that supposedly had the beginnings of “legs.” Is this creature the missing link?

Tiktaalik is a fish fossil that supposedly had the beginnings of “legs.” Is this creature the missing link?

Evolutionists have long upheld Archaeopteryx as a missing link between birds and dinosaurs. But what’s the evidence for that?

Climate change is one of today’s hot topics, influencing everything from policy to couples’ decisions about children.

Our culture claims to value everyone but then celebrates the murder of unborn children, promote racist ideas, and support euthanasia. It’s all so inconsistent!