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May 21, 2025

World���s Largest and Smallest Dogs Meet���And Illustrate Biblical Truth

Last month, a dog ���playdate��� was in the news because the world���s tallest dog and the world���s shortest dog met for the first time. And, well, it was quite the contrast!

Smallest and largest dog

Reggie, the world���s tallest living dog, is a 3'4" Great Dane. Pearl, the world���s shortest living dog, is a 3.6" chihuahua. She���s the size of a dollar bill and is absolutely dwarfed by the gangly Reggie. Now, why am I reporting on this ���feel good��� dog story?

Well, it���s a great example of variety within a kind!

God...
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Published on May 21, 2025 03:00

May 20, 2025

3 Ways to Spot Bad Homeschool Curriculum

There are a lot of homeschool curriculum options available to parents today���it���s almost overwhelming how many choices there are���from complete everything-in-a-box curricula to electives to enhancements. But not all curricula are created equal, and some can even be downright dangerous. So how can we be discerning?

Just because a curriculum markets itself as ���Christian��� doesn���t mean it truly is or that it will build your child up in their faith or help them establish a truly biblical wo...
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Published on May 20, 2025 03:00

May 19, 2025

Yes, ���Science Is Good��� but Not the Way BioLogos Thinks

BioLogos is an organization that exists to try to convince Christians to add evolution and millions of years into the Bible. Recently they published ���An Open Letter to People of Faith About Science��� in which they announced their new ���Science is Good��� initiative. Now, I agree���science is good. Scientific discovery is a gift from our Creator. But when I say ���science is good,��� I don���t mean the same thing as BioLogos!

BioLogos begins their open letter by lamenting the growing distrust...

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Published on May 19, 2025 03:00

May 18, 2025

A Catastrophic Anniversary: 3 Lessons Mount St. Helens Still Teaches

Scientists knew it was only a matter of time. And on May 18, 1980, their predictions came true: Mount St. Helens, a geologically active volcano in Washington state, violently blew its top as steam spewed with the force of 20 megatons of TNT. The largest observed landslide in recorded history was immediately triggered, and a volcanic blast decimated 230 square miles in seconds. It was a catastrophe for life, property, and the pristine wilderness on the slopes of the mountain. And it still teache...

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Published on May 18, 2025 03:00

May 17, 2025

Construction Update: ���Ivory��� Tusks for the Ark Encounter���s Welcome Center

Construction continues! Our new Ark Encounter Welcome Center is scheduled to open this year, and it will be a stunning beginning to your visit to the Ark Encounter. And here���s a sneak peek at just some of the immersive theming.

Two of our exhibit artists are working in our design studio to create ���ivory��� tusks that will be used as props in the Welcome Center. The artists are using handmade molds to recreate the tusks.

To do this, epoxy resin is meticulously brushed onto the mold and given ti...

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Published on May 17, 2025 03:00

May 16, 2025

Kids Still Free in 2025

Once again, kids 10 and under receive free admission to the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter this year. It���s all part of our commitment to help families raise up godly offspring and be equipped to impact generations with the truth of God���s Word and the gospel.

Some families tell me they come to the Ark and Creation Museum every year because their children learn and understand more each time as they grow in spiritual maturity. Some tell me they come multiple times a year because their family...

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Published on May 16, 2025 03:00

May 15, 2025

Are Native American Histories Accurate?

You may not think, at first glance, that an article about the oral traditions of the Picuris Pueblo, a small tribal nation in New Mexico, would have anything to do with Answers in Genesis. But new genetic research into the Picuris Pueblo people confirms something very interesting���and ties in with new AiG research.

First, the story. The oral traditions of this tribal nation state that they descended from ancient North American ancestors, specifically those living in ancient pueblo sites in Nort...

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Published on May 15, 2025 03:00

May 14, 2025

Ministry Update: Our Magazine Team Wins 15 EPA Awards

If you aren���t a subscriber to Answers magazine or Kids Answers, you are missing out on a multi-award-winning publication! Yes, Answers and Kids Answers win awards every year in the Evangelical Press Association���s contests (Higher Goals Awards and Awards of Excellence), and this year was no exception���our magazine team picked up 15 awards! Now that���s fantastic!

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Those awards included an Award of Excellence���the highest award in the youth category���for Kids Answers and an Award of Merit fo...

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Published on May 14, 2025 03:00

May 13, 2025

Should Pastors Be Using AI to Write Sermons?

Should pastors be using AI to write their sermons? I recently saw a website for a company that advertises itself as ���Your AI-Powered Sermon Assistant��� designed to help pastors ���create better sermons in less time��� using artificial intelligence.

A video on the website claims you can just type a word (like ���forgiveness���) into the sermon builder tool and ���instantly have a sermon ready to preach��� and if you like the sermon ���copy it, paste it, you���re ready to preach.��� In other wo...

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Published on May 13, 2025 03:00

May 12, 2025

Is ���Side B��� Christianity Biblical?

Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them. (Ephesians 5:11)

The Bible commands us to ���take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness,��� which, in context, include sexual immorality���and yet many in the church are bending over backward to find creative ways to accommodate sexual immorality to ���lower the entry bar��� for unbelievers or the discipleship hardships for professing believers, especially those who identity as LGBTQ. And one of those ���creative��� ...

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Published on May 12, 2025 03:00

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