Futurists tell us that artificial intelligence will soon surpass human intelligence. But just because some prognosticators predict that day will soon arrive doesn't make it so, as you'll see on today's program.

How many moons do we have orbiting the Earth? Just one? Are you sure? Well, don't be because on today's program, you'll discover that the correct answer isn't as obvious as you think.

The term "fake news" is well known when it comes to political news, but today's program looks at "fake news" in science reporting – specifically, the difference between amino acids and proteins.

If people who are worried about climate change and its effects read the Bible and actually believed it, their worries would quickly disappear. How can we be so certain? We'll look at that question today on our program.

On today's program: Since bacteria are known to cause sickness, it may be hard for some of us to believe that God created bacteria during the six days of Creation Week. How can that be?

The InSight mission to Mars made a number of important discoveries, and we'll tell you about them on today's program. Sorry, evolutionists. NASA is still not finding any signs of life!

As you know, positive magnetic charges repel one another. So how is it that the positively charged protons in the nucleus of atoms don't repel one another? As you'll see on today's program, the Force is with them!

Are you worried about rising sea levels caused by the melting of Antarctic ice? If you believe what climate change alarmists say, you probably are. But on today's program, we'll show you why there is nothing to worry about.

As we've seen with the inaccuracies of the COVID-19 models, modeling is only as good as the data used by modelers. On today's program, we see why modeling can also produce faulty models with astronomy and evolution.

Have you heard of the Framework Hypothesis? On today's program, we will explain what it is … and why we say that it breaks down as a valid interpretation of the first chapter of Genesis.