Creation Conversations

Join the team for a discussion of 3 books from the Faraday Institute and Scripture Union - are they Biblical, accurate, scientific, or heretical? Also including a special report from our USA team!

Join the team for a discussion of recent discoveries, research, evidence and updates on Jurassic Ark! Joe is in Cyprus, John is back home from ministry, and Diane is back in Australia! Sam is, of course, still in the UK, and will be looking after things for Joe when he has to leave early.

Join Joe, Diane, Craig & Sam as they delve into the concept of vestigial organs - are they even a thing, and if they are, what's the connection to evolution and/or the Bible?

Join John, Joe and the team for an extensive QnA session, covering all the topics that you want to discuss!

Join the team as they discuss evidence from Downunder and Upover, from cabbages to fossils to trees!

Join the team for a discussion on fossil trees that protrude up through many layers - or 'polystrate trees' as they're known!

Join John, Joe, and the team for the first Creation Conversations broadcast in front of a LIVE AUDIENCE! Broadcast from The Rocks Cry Out convention, topics include Jurassic Evidence, Age of the Earth, Evidence News and much more!

The Creation Research team discuss the topic of Adam: How important is an historical Adam for the Gospel? Did Paul mean physical death when he said that Adam bought it into the world? Is a literal interpretation of Genesis a salvation issue or not?

A more controversial topic this week, as we deal with Islam. Is the God of the Bible the same as Allah? Is there evidence of a triune God in creation? How can we challenge Muslims on their beliefs, while also showing them the love of Christ?

Join the Creation Research team as they discuss the issue of worms, germs and viruses - why would a good God make such bad things? Famous atheists such as Richard Dawkins, David Attenborough, and Stephen Fry have all used this argument to discredit the Bible and paint God as an evil tyrant. So what's the  answer?