In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with an extraordinary archaeological discovery at Tel Shiloh in Israel. A stone altar horn uncovered at the site, along with other evidence from the surrounding layers, provides powerful confirmation of the biblical description of early Israelite worship and challenges long standing claims that these practices were invented centuries later.

Next, Dr. Joe DeWeese joins the conversation to explore extremophile microbes and what they reveal about the resilience and complexity of life. Some of these organisms survive in boiling springs and other harsh environments, and their unique biology has played a major role in advances in DNA research and molecular science.

Later, astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle examines the newest data coming from the James Webb Space Telescope. As astronomers peer deeper into the universe than ever before, some of the observations are raising unexpected questions about cosmic evolution and the age of the universe.

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