God promised that seasons will continue as long as earth endures so we don't need to panic about the environment. But what about the science of climate change?

A recent article made the bold claim that feathers are one of evolution's greatest inventions. But what proof did they offer?

What's behind much of the modern environmental movement, especially the panic around climate change? Well, it's the idea that mankind is God.

I recently read an article from our friends at Patterns of Evidence which reported on the recent finding of much of the upper half of the colossal Rameses statue.

Praise God for record crowds during spring break! We look forward to a very busy year equipping and challenging hundreds of thousands of people and continuing construction on major projects.

Today is Earth Day. For some, this is a day to remind others to plant trees, reduce pollution, or clean up trash. But for many this is almost a religious day.

Colorado law is all too happy to let medical staff prescribe the “abortion pill” (RU-486) to their patients, but it's not so willing to allow for reversal.

On this Earth Day, here are some practical things you and your family can do that will actually help you be better stewards, caring for God's creation.

Despite weather delays (we've had a LOT of rain) and supply chain issues, the Eden Teaching Center at the Creation Museum is really coming along nicely.

In addition to Noah and his family, two of every kind of land animal (seven pairs of some) were on the ark—but does that include what we today call dinosaurs?

Immaterial laws only make sense if there's a logical, orderly God behind the universe who structured the universe in a logical, orderly way.

The evolutionary model is not clear about when flowering plants arrived on earth. Evolutionists remain unsure when the angiosperms emerged.

We're often told that Christians have faith, but evolutionists are rational—they have science. But evolutionists have faith too!

Many people view mankind is a blight on earth and we're responsible for everything bad that's happening to our planet. But what's the biblical worldview?

I often hear from Christians who don't believe Noah's flood was global. They'll say it was just a local flood in the Mesopotamian area. Why?

The more we study history, the more we see that it corroborates the biblical accounts! Over the years, numerous archaeological finds have attested to the Bible's history.

When it comes to what you believe about the past, you have two primary options—the eternal God who created all things, or eternal matter.

Beverly LaHaye, founder of Concerned Women for America, passed away yesterday at the age of 94.

Bringing the gospel and the message of each attraction to our Deaf community

Some Creation Museum guests are surprised to see exhibits depicting animals as vegetarian. But the Bible is clear that before sin entered the world, both animals and man were vegetarian.

How creatures created by God became evolutionary idols

Every position on creation that compromises God's Word starts from outside the Bible—with man's word. And that's dangerous!

A number of years ago we published an article titled, “Don't Call Us Young-Earth Creationists.” Now why would we say that?

Skeptics of the Bible have used Cain's wife time and again to discredit the book of Genesis as a true historical record.

The NAIA issued a ruling that will only allow athletes to participate in NAIA-sponsored women's sports if their biological sex assigned at birth is female.