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Hebraist Steve Boyd looks at some ancient manuscripts, then explores the evidence that Genesis is narrative history, including his own statistical analysis.

Starting with Genesis 1:1, Steve Boyd steps through the major sections of the first part of Genesis, then talks about its content in light of the Hebrew text.

Pastor George Grant explains how the historical events of Genesis are definitive for explaining our world and culture today.

George Grant shows how our view of time reveals the influence of Genesis on history, government, and morality.

Astronomy Danny Faulkner points out many of the incredible design elements in the moon, planets, and sun, as well as the nature of physics itself.

Danny Faulkner describes his solution to the light travel time problem, then discusses many of the issues with Big Bang cosmology.

Archeologist Doug Petrovich explains why he thinks he has identified the site of the Tower of Babel.

Doug Petrovich discusses the problem with Carbon-14 dating, as well as his view on the Septuagint (the Greek Old Testament).

Theologian Douglas Kelly provides an overview of what the church has historically taught on creation and evolution from the first centuries to the present.

Douglas Kelly examines the foundational imporatance of the doctrine of creation on all other Christian doctrines, including redemption.

Starting with the first chapter of Genesis, Douglas Kelly provides answers to some of the common questions about the Genesis text.

Douglas Kelly talks about the reasons Genesis is a historical text and why other views on Genesis do not accurately represent its genre.