Today's program picks up where we left off last time … on the subject of the origin of life. See why a famous experiment from the 1950s just leads scientists farther away from the fact that God created life.

Try as they might, evolutionists still can't answer how the first living cell came into being. Some scientists think that a famous experiment from the 1950s has the answer. But today, our program, we'll tells you why they're wrong.

Did you know that bamboo is a plant that reproduces by cloning itself? This is why bamboo has an important lesson for us about the age of the earth

Some orchids produce flowers that look so much like a particular kind of wasp, they actually fool male wasps into mating with them. Find out more about plants that fool insects on today’s program.

Monster movies from the 1950s could cause viewers to ask if a spider really could grow to be the size of a house. Listen up, monster movie lovers. We’ll Paul Taylor, answers that big question on today’s program.

Did you know that single-celled bacteria actually have senses similar to our hearing and sight? Once you hear today’s program, you might stop thinking of bacteria as a “simple” form of life.

Did you know there’s an orchid that looks and smells so much like the insect that pollinates it, the orchid will fool the insect into mating with it? We’ll tells you about this unique flower on today’s program.

On today’s program, learn about vines that keep butterflies as pets! Their story is so unusual, it provides clear testimony that this match was made in heaven by our all-knowing Creator.

Though the amoeba has no brain, somehow it knows how to get around in a way that enables it to find food. How does the brainless amoeba pull that off? That’s what today’s program is all about.

When bees discover a good source of nectar, they tell other bees where to find it by doing a dance back at the hive. Bees need a good memory to pull that off, and that’s what we will share on today’s program.