Today's Creation Moment

Even the simplest, most primitive life forms are incredibly complex, whether biologists like to admit it or not! And we’ll prove it on today’s program.

Not all timepieces are made by watchmakers. In fact, many of the most sophisticated timepieces are found in nature. Get the right time on today’s program.

On today’s program, you’ll learn about a plant that produces a hormone that protects itself from insect predators. The process is so complex, evolutionists can’t begin to explain it! And now, our Creation Moments host, Paul Taylor.

Can you name the only creature that has just one hearing organ? We’ll give you a clue. It’s a predator that prays before meals. Get the answer on today’s program.

What do babies in the womb like listening to the most? You might think it’s the sound of their mother’s voice, but we’ll tell you what’s at the top of their playlist on today’s program.

How do you smell? You might be surprised to know what your nose knows, and we’ll tell you about it on today’s program.

A termite’s nest has been found from the time of the dinosaurs? On today’s program, we’ll tell you why evolutionists might not be thrilled over this discovery.

On today’s program, we take you to Hawaii for some of the most unusual songs you will NEVER hear. That’s because they are songs sung not by islanders but by fruit flies.

On today’s Creation Moment, we take a look at lake algae that actually eat bacteria. It’s not only good for them, it’s great for the lakes they inhabit. And now, our Creation Moments host, Paul Taylor.

On today’s program, we look at protozoans that are usually quite harmless. But when they sense the presence of mosquito larvae, what comes next is NOT a pretty sight.

On today’s Creation Moment, we share some cooking tips that have been around for thousands of years – more evidence that ancient man wasn’t so primitive after all!

On today’s program, we look at one of the most important archaeological discoveries of modern times … and no, we’re not talking about the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Would you believe that some species of ants employ a virtual road department to make sure they can get to new food sources? Find out how these ants deal with potholes on today's program.

The closer we look at God's creation, the more clearly we see that our world of living things could not have come about by evolution and chance. See why chance doesn't stand a chance on today's program.

On today's program, we'll talk what has been learned about the existence of water on and below the surface of Mars.

On today's program, we take a close-up look at the asteroids between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter … and tell you the fascinating story of how they were discovered.

Why do so many people break the book of Genesis into two parts with the separation beginning at chapter 12? As you'll see on today's program, no such division is necessary. In fact, it can even separate people from God.

Perhaps you have heard that some scientists hope to turn greenhouse gases into fuel that can power cars. While it seems like a good idea, find out on today's program why this idea is – pardon the pun – fuelish!

Three moons orbiting the planet Jupiter are causing a huge problem for deep-time evolutionary scientists. What problem is keeping these scientists awake at night? Find out on today's program.

Climate change, we are told, is a very bad thing and we must do something about it NOW or our planet is doomed. On today's programs, you'll see how a warmer planet can actually be good for some creatures that inhabit it.

Are you familiar with the astronomer Frank Drake or the equation bearing his name? Though we've talked about Drake on a previous broadcast, his equation is what we'll be investigating on today's program.

On today's program, we take you to Ganymede, one of the four moons orbiting Jupiter. See why evolutionary scientists are bubbling over with excitement at what they've found there … and why they shouldn't be.

We've all heard of Galileo, if only from a song by Queen. But what did this man discover and why did he get in so much trouble with the religious leaders of his day? That's the topic of today's program.

Today's program is not about climate change alarmism, but it IS about climate you'll find nowhere on Earth. Today's forecast focuses on the planet Jupiter, and trust us, you wouldn't want to live there!

What do scientists do when they discover that their well-thought-out predictions fail to come to pass? As you're about to hear, they make up imaginative stories to account for their errors. That's today on our program.

What do you think of when you hear the sound of thunder and see the flash of lightning lighting up the sky? Most people think of finding shelter. But on today's program, we suggest you think of one more thing.

Skeptics often point to cruelty in the world of nature and complain: "How can a God of love allow something like that?" How would you respond to such a question? On today's program, we'll tell you what WE would say!

Would God really create a parasitic worm that can cause a disease that's able to harm us physically and mentally? Or is there another way to look at this? That's the topic of today's program.

Did you know that some plants can move faster than you can blink and others can think, even without a brain? And as you'll hear on today's program, some plants can even gossip. Photo: Venus fly trap by Lawrie Phipps (pixabay.com)

On today's program, we'll introduce you to one of the most bizarre animals in all of God's creation – a frog we lovingly call "the horror frog". Photo: Hairy Frog by Gustavocarra CC BY SA 4.0

On today's program, we take a close look at a beetle with a very special talent. If the beetle wasn't given this special ability by its Creator at the start, it would have died out long ago. (Photo: Southern Pine Beetle by Erich G. Vallery (Dendroctonus_frontalis) CC By 3.0)

The topic of today's program is Artificial Intelligence … or AI for short. Will robots someday surpass humans in intelligence and abilities? We doubt it and we'll use a house cat to show you the reason why. (Photo: Cat by Ituzaingo Christian - pixabay.com)

What can scientists and engineers learn by studying God's creation – such as the bumps on the front edge of a humpback whale fin? Plenty, as you're about to discover on today's program. (Photo: Humpback - pixabay.com)

Did you know there's an insect that spins its silk underwater where its silk retains its stickiness? Just think of how this could help engineers design surgical tapes for use in the body! Image: Caddy fly pupa (PD)

How did a mountain range get buried under miles of ice in Antarctica? According to conventional science, it shouldn't even be there. But its existence fits right in with biblical creationism. Image: Antarctica map (PD)

The story you're about to hear might sound brutal, but it clearly shows how our Creator has provided for the needs of even one of His most fearsome creatures – the floodplain death adder. (Photo: Death Adder by John Wombey CC BY 3.0)

One question we often hear from our listeners is why isn't there evidence of dinosaurs in history books, world literature and works of art? The surprising answer is coming up on today's program. (Photo: Dinosaur carving Ta Prohm temple Cambodia. By Harald Hoyer CC by SA 2.0)

One of the most unusual sea creatures is a fish called Barreleyes. As you'll hear on today's program, there's a good reason for that name, and its unique eyes have evolutionists seeing red! (Image: Opisthoproctus soleatus, a species of barreleye. - PD)

Engineers who are involved in robotics and Artificial Intelligence often get their best ideas by looking at the creatures God has made. On today's program, see what we've learned from slime mold! (Photo: The slime mould Enteridium lycoperdon - PD)

Archaeology isn't needed to prove that the Bible is true, but it is exciting how often archaeological discoveries confirm what's in the Bible. On today's program, we turn the spotlight on King Solomon's mines. (Photo: Archaeologist Nelson Glueck - PD)

How do creatures decide whether flight or fight is the best option? On today's program, meet an insect with an unusual way of making that decision and does so at blinding speed! (Photo: Trap jaw ant - PD)

The science of biomimetics is teaching engineers how to solve engineering problems by copying our Creator's designs in nature. On today's program, we'll look at some of these designs. (Photo: Owl by Danny Moore - pixabay.com)

Evolutionists have once again jumped to the wrong conclusion because their assumptions have led them astray. On today's program, see how fossilized squids could set them straight. (Photo: Squid by Sailormn34 - pixabay.com)

Evolutionists figure that worms must be pretty stupid since they are so primitive compared to other creatures. On today's program, see how some of these worms are giving evolutionists an education! (Photo: Larva by Julio César García - pixaba.ycom)

On today's program, we'll introduce you to an amazing creature that can actually change its defense strategy depending on whether it is being hunted by a bird or a snake! (Photo Chameleon- by Katja - pixabay.com)

Though the term “fake news” became a part of our vocabulary only recently, evolutionists have been spreading fake news for centuries. On today’s program, we’ll expose one of the tricks they use to deceive us (Image: Australopithecus afarensis, CC BY-SA 2.0 Generic.)

Did the little birds delicately nibbling seeds from your bird feeder evolve from the colossal dinosaurs that once walked the earth? That’s what evolutionists want us to believe. We’re not buying it, and neither will you once you’ve heard today's program. (Image: Modern representation of deinonchus, CC BY-SA 4.0 International.)

Most people in this day and age think that dragons only lived in medieval folklore. But more and more evidence is coming to light that dragons were just as real as the animals we see at the zoo. That’s what today's program is all about. (Image: St. George slays the dragon; Public domain.)

Have flying creatures, thought to be extinct for millennia, been spotted in the skies over Wales, to the west of England? There’s plenty of evidence strongly suggesting that they have! Find out all about it on today's program. (Image: Old Beaupré Castle, location of "dragon" sightings, CC BY-SA 2.0 Unported.)

You have heard of black holes, but have you heard of holes in space? On today's program, you'll learn not only about these holes but a vast region of the universe called the Local Void. (Image: Public domain.)