Scripture On Creation podcast

Dr. Scripture is interviewed by the host of "This Late Hour" Mr. Kasey Knowlton.  In part 1, Dr. Scripture discusses what he says to people, both non-Christian and Christian, who assume evolution/deep time is true.

In this program Dr. Scripture considers the impact of the precise words of Scripture for its interpretation.  The meaning of Scripture is being twisted to fit the desires of many people in the "modern church." Examples are the meaning of gender and creation.

In this prayer to the Creator, Paul is encouraging the believers that the One they know as Father can do more for them than they can even imagine--after all--He is the Creator, the One who made all things including humanity.

In this prayer to the Creator of the "heaven and the earth, the sea and all that is in them," the newly established Church prays NOT for God's protection from persecution, but that He grant them confidence to continue proclaiming Jesus Christ to the world.

Several weeks ago we discussed RNA in the context of the pandemic.  In this program Dr. Scripture describes new research on this marvelous biomolecular wonder that continues to demonstrate the genius of the Creator and impotence of Darwinism.

This prayer to the Creator is really unusual.  Those praying don't know who the Lord is!  How can that be?  Jonah tells the sailors on the boat with him, that the storm is from his God Who is "after him," and they're very frightened.

After God humbles Nebuchadnezzar, his reason returns to him and the King of Babylon praises the God of heaven, understood to be the Creator in Babylonian culture.

The meaning of a word can, and often will, change as it is used over time.  Does that then change the meaning of what the original writer wrote? Dr. Scripture discusses this important question, especially as it relates to Biblical interpretation.

Was it necessary for all of creation, not just humanity, to be redeemed?  What does it mean to be redeemed and how was it accomplished?  Dr. Scripture discusses these questions and how the cross is involved.

Dr. Scripture addresses a question about the meaning of "the cool of the day" in Genesis 3:8.  Does it mean there was a "heat of the day," indicating that the effects of Adam and Eve's sin were already taking place?