Spend Easter Weekend at the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum

During our Answers Easter Weekend, you’ll hear from not only me but also Dr. Georgia Purdom, Tim Chaffey, and Bryan Osborne. We’ll be presenting at the Ark Encounter and/or Creation Museum. Also, artist John G Elliot will be performing and will even be showing excerpts from his coming Revelation Project, which features the book of Revelation put to orchestral music and beautiful imagery. You won’t want to miss it! Our resident artists, Steve Hess & Southern Salvation, will also be performing several concerts as they raise their voices in song to honor the risen Savior. And I may even get on the piano with Southern Salvation for a song!

What a great way to celebrate Easter!

And, just because you’re visiting our attractions, you don’t need to miss out on your favorite Easter foods. We’re serving seasonal favorites, such as ham or seafood (and, of course, fried chicken), along with sides and desserts, at the Ark Encounter. The Creation Museum will be serving ham with scalloped potatoes and green beans.

What a great way to celebrate Easter!

I’ve always said that, aside from the cross, I think the ark of Noah is the greatest picture of salvation. It reminds us that God judges sin—but he always provides a way of salvation. But an ark doesn’t save us today, as it did Noah and his family. Now we go through the one door—the Lord Jesus Christ—to be saved from God’s judgment. How wonderful to celebrate Easter, and the great hope we have in Christ, at the life-size Noah’s Ark. You’ll be moved as you look at the massive Ark, with the cross lit up on the door, and as you tour inside and are reminded of the gospel message.

I encourage you to make plans to come this Easter weekend for our special Easter events. With a combo ticket, you can visit both attractions and enjoy everything we’re offering for Easter. And, remember, children 10 and under enjoy free admission to the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum for 2021! There’s no limit to how many children you can bring for free. (Though, of course, the children must be accompanied at all times by at least one paying adult.)

Learn more on our event page. Plan your visit at ArkEncounter.com and CreationMuseum.org.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.