This past Thursday, we received a very special letter from a 15-year-old girl named Rachel.
She wrote the following:
As a result of watching the DVD sessions called Do Hard Things . . . with my youth group, I began asking God what I could do for Him, and God gave me the [...]
Monthly Archive for December, 2011
Since we just celebrated the birth of Jesus during the Christmas holidays, I thought right now would be a great time to remind you of an excellent message that we recently released on DVD. It features my brother Steve Ham, and he’s packed a lot of scripture, new research, and statistics together. I suggest that [...]
On December 15, the “Science Meets Religion” website (www.sciencemeetsreligion.org) posted an article about violence in the world. The piece was a reminder that the internet is replete with misinformation, misrepresentations, and outright untruths—as well as a place with lots of truthful information. We always need to be diligent and check out [...]
I realize that heading is a mouthful! But how my heart ached when I read the Christmas message from a secular newspaper in the UK written by an academic who influences the church to believe in evolution and reject a literal Genesis. You need to read how this person [...]
Over 2,500 people took advantage of the free day at the Creation Museum on Christmas Eve.
As a reminder of the free gift of salvation in Christ, AiG opens the Creation Museum free to the public each Christmas Eve.
Uncovering the Real Nativity
Again this year, as people visit Christmas Town (tonight and then two more nights—see [...]
I hope you had a blessed Christmas. With several grandkids in the area, I certainly did!
As a part of a special Christmas reunion, the president of Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Wisconsin joined several family members here at the Creation Museum last week. Dr. Marty Marriott was in our area especially to spend Christmas with [...]
“For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6).
One of our favorite devotional readings is Spurgeon’s Evening and Morning.
I would [...]
Our friends at Bible Islands have not only created a version of their web-based game for kids that integrates teaching and fun from the Creation Museum, but now they are making a version of this “edutainment” game available free, without a time-limited evaluation period.
Sign up now so your children, grandchildren, and their friends can spend their [...]
“He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world did not know him” (John 1:10).
This is a guest blog post by AiG board of directors vice-chairman, Tony Biller. Please go to this link to read this great, challenging teaching post about the Babe in a [...]
My friend Bryce in Minnesota sent me an interesting T-shirt recently. Bryce runs marathons around the United States; he’s over the age of 50, but he still has some very good marathon times. An acquaintance of his in Belgium was the promoter for a race last month called “The Classic Tessenderlo” [...]
