Scripture On Creation podcast

This long Psalm contains 22 stanzas, the focus being the Law or Word of God.  Of those 22 stanzas, the 10th and 12th (the "J" and "L" verses) include references to the Lord as Creator.

When the earth was first created it was apparently covered with water, "the deep."  What was that, what did it look like, and when the Creator was finished creating the earth and all it contained, where was all the water?

The current political climate includes lots of "name calling."  "They don't believe in science!" is one such accusation that is supposedly a devastating criticism.  Dr. Scripture discusses this idea.

Dr. Scripture encourages listeners to write in with their questions.  If he uses your question on the program you'll receive a copy of "Things That Creepeth" as our thanks.  He then addresses a question about cave fish as an example of the kind of question he's looking for.

This is the 2nd part of Dr. Scripture's interview of "The Beetle Guy," Jeff Tichelar.  Several facts about God's favorite animals are discussed, and how to get his book, "Things That Creepeth" is explained.

When Dr. Scripture was given the book "Things That Creepeth" he found the information--all about beetles--so fascinating, he decided to interview its author.

Dr. Scripture addresses these thought provoking questions from listeners: Why didn't God want Adam & Eve to know the difference between good and evil? Is there anything left on earth today from the pre-flood world? How can we exhibit the faith of Noah and Abraham today?

In this prayer to the Creator the Psalmist contrasts the gods of Man, idols, with the true God.  Man makes his gods, but the fact is--God, the Creator, made Man, and He is far superior to Man. 

There are differences of opinion on what the Lord was referring to when He said of Man, "his days shall be 120 years" in Genesis 6:3.  Dr. Scripture discusses the question.