The story of the worldwide flood and Noah's Ark is a pivotal moment in the biblical account of creation, highlighting God's judgment and mercy. The flood's impact on the earth's geology and the preservation of life are discussed, as well as the significance of remembering God and the promise of redemption through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible's accuracy in describing scientific concepts, including astronomy, geology, and physiology, is a testament to its divine inspiration. From the ancient understanding of the solar system to the modern discovery of the circulatory system, the Bible's principles are consistently confirmed by scientific evidence. This raises questions about the relationship between science and Scripture, and whether the Bible's account of creation is compatible with evolutionary theory. [... more]

The hosts of Clearview Today, Dr. Abidhan Shah and Ryan, share their experiences on a staff retreat in Wyoming, where they explored the natural wonders of Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, and discussed the validity of the Bible's account of the flood. They reflect on how traveling and experiencing new things can help leaders expand their minds, grow their faith, and connect with their audience. [... more]

Pete Berbalis shares his family story, prophecy, and testimony, tracing God's story from his grandfather in Lithuania to Ronald Reagan and the fall of the Berlin Wall. He recounts a series of unexplainable coincidences, including a conversation with a man who had a Micah 2:12 tattoo, and how God's finger weaves together seemingly unrelated events, including his own training as a surveyor and a radio talk show host's podcast on Habakkuk. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God created the universe, and a global flood occurred, changing the earth's landscape. Scientists have discovered evidence of rapid geological changes, challenging the theory of uniformitarianism and evolution. The Bible also warns of a future judgment, where the universe will be destroyed by fire, and a new earth will be created. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Christian apologetics, theology, and the age of the Earth, addressing questions from listeners about biblical evidence and evolution, and encouraging Christians to stand up for their faith in the face of opposing views, particularly in secular schools. [... more]

The hosts discuss the scientific evidence supporting the creationist view of the world, including the age of the Earth and the existence of dinosaurs, and how it aligns with the Bible's account of creation and the flood. [... more]

Creation scientists respond to an old earth argument involving varves and radiocarbon dating, proposing an alternative explanation for the formation of these banding patterns during the post-flood ice age. [... more]

The Chicxulub Impact Site in Yucatan, Mexico, is often cited as the smoking gun for the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. However, geologist Dr. Tim Clary argues that the evidence does not support this theory, and instead suggests that the global flood offers a better explanation for the extinction of dinosaurs. [... more]

The discovery of Homo Naledi, a claimed new species of hominid, has sparked debate among scientists and creationists. Dr. Tim Clary, a geologist and research associate with the Institute for Creation Research, discusses the implications of this find and how it relates to the Genesis creation account, the biblical account of creation. [... more]

The Hawaiian Islands are often believed to be millions of years old, but geology suggests they are much younger. Dr. Clary explains how the rocks and lava layers on the islands support a young earth creationist view, and how the erosion rates and waterfalls on the islands contradict the secular world's age estimates. [... more]

The pre-flood world's topography and the initial creation of continents are revealed through geology, supporting the Bible's account of a global flood. Research on mega-sequences and flood sediments shows the flood's progression and the deposition of marine and land animals. The continents fit together into a pre-flood Pangea, with the floodwaters increasing and flooding higher areas of the land. [... more]

Genetics and fossil evidence confirm that organisms reproduce according to their kinds, supporting the biblical account of creation. The study of genetics reveals that DNA contains instructions for making organisms, and the mechanisms of cells know how to read and produce these structures. Fossil evidence also supports biblical creation, with fossils forming rapidly under the right conditions, such as flood conditions, and not taking millions of years to form. The kinds of fossils found are consistent with what is expected given biblical creation, with no continuum of one basic kind transitioning to another. [... more]

The 1980 Mount St Helens eruption provided remarkable insight into the great flood of Noah's Day, producing geologic products and landforms that mirror those stemming from the flood. The event's rapid erosion, deposition, and recovery of the environment all point to the biblical model of creation, challenging the philosophy of uniformitarianism. [... more]