[Episode 45] Wouldn't it have been better if God had just never created the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil? We examine why we needed God to make it, what was up with dying "in the day thou eatest", and what we learn about God's character by how he set things up. Then, it's a brief journey to the stars, binary stars, and a report on the King of Beasts, the lion!

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Episode 44: Other early writings sound remarkably similar to parts of the Bible. Does this mean the Hebrews adapted human religion to suit their own needs, or is there some other answer? We explore this, recommend some of my favorite creation podcasts, and explore the fascinating mechanics of gears!

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[Episode 43] You live in paradise, you have a perfect body and mind, and there are no enemies: what would you spend your time doing? We explore the first assignment God gave our father Adam and the kinds of things he would have needed to think about to do a good job.

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[Episode 42] We see evidence for our Designer everywhere, but many people don't. We explore what's going on and learn to recognize the difference between Presuppositional and Evidentialist Apologetics in this mega sized episode. Don't worry, there are fossil bugs and Sea Anemones to round things out, too!

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[Episode 41] Let's explore the tiny clues God gave us about what Eden and the original Land around it was like. Then, it's an exciting mini interview with one of the best Creation Apologists, logic teachers, and astronomers we have: Dr. Jason Lisle. The show wraps up with a whirlwind tour of what, where, and how tornadoes work.

[Episode 40] So, God's just helped your people rebuild your city; you take a big chunk of time to read the Bible together and confess your sin. Now it's time to worship. What would *you* start with? Nehemiah gives us the answer. Then, our first young person interview takes some interesting turns, including to feathers on dinosaurs. Last, put your hand on your chest and get ready to thank Jesus for the powerhouse sustaining our life every second: our heart!

[Episode 39] What can we learn about God forming man from the "dust of the ground"? There's a lot to learn from this one short verse! We get to listen to a testimony of a young man who looked at the evidence to see whether his teachers or God were more reliable and what he's done in the decades since. Then, we get introduced to an exciting series of stories written to help kids understand and share about creation!

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[Episode 38] Don't be scared of secular books for kids! Just sit down with them and learn the difference between what we know and what the book writers want them to believe. It's busy summer time here, so no report, but we have a good time snuggling on the couch and sharing with you how I teach young ones to understand what the secular writers don't share with kids. At the end of the day, the natural world shows us its Creator clearly.

[Episode 37] Come take a deep dive into one of the most confusing bits of the Creation account. We'll look at the heavenly "generations", explore what the plants of the field would have been, and imagine what the "mist" God mentions means. Then we VisitCreation.org , and learn about roly-poly creatures!