If you’re a cat owner – or rather, if you have a close friend who happens to be a cat – you probably don’t think of your friend being related to tigers and other big cats. But they are, and that’s the topic of today’s program.

On today’s program, we look at what G.K. Chesterton wrote about evolution in his book Orthodoxy. More specifically, we’ll look at what he wrote comparing humans to tigers.

Two of the most remarkable birds in existence are the subject of today’s program. Though they are related, kingfishers and kookaburras are very different from one another. Is this an example of evolution … or God’s design?

Though secular scientists and creationists alike have learned a great deal about the universe, there is so much more to discover that it boggles the imagination. Find out some things scientists DON'T know on today's program.

Have you heard about the moon rock that was brought back to Earth that turned out to be a rock they say was actually FROM THE EARTH? Find out how this rock supposedly got to the moon on today's program.

On previous programs, we've looked at carbon dating. On today's Creation Moment, we turn the spotlight on uranium-lead dating to see how it works and to determine how trustworthy it is … or isn't.

If the Big Bang did indeed occur, where in the universe did it take place? How do some Big Bangers answer such a question? You'll never believe it but we'll tell you the answer anyway on today's program.

Many biblical creationists are alarmed whenever they hear the words "carbon dating" … but they shouldn't be. Carbon dating can be a valuable witness for creation when it is used correctly, and that's what today's program is all about.

Did you know that Bristlecone Pine trees appear to be 8,000 years in age? Is this a serious problem for biblical creationists who say that the worldwide flood took place around 4,000 years ago? Find out on today's program.

Some people believe that the Bible prohibits space exploration, but is this really what the Bible is telling us? On today's program, we take a closer look at Psalm 115 for the answer.