New Creation Blog

In 2005, a team of fossil hunters began to explore a new study site in Ethiopia. The region was famous for yielding ancient human and ape fossils. Ethiopian fossil hunter, Alemayehu Asfaw, scanned the dusty terrain looking for smooth, off-white shards of bone. His eyes fell across a small segment of bone. At once he recognized a characteristic notch which formed part of a hom...

If you were under siege from an erupting volcano, your first thought would probably be to flee. But an average lava flow can travel at 20 mph and can catch you on fire even without actually touching you. This is because the heat radiating from the lava can be over 1000℉!

Now, imagine volcanoes going off all over the world. Not just on land, but underwater too. And i...

A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of attending my very first Creation Research Society (CRS) conference. The conference meets at a different location each year. This time it was in Pensacola, Florida. In addition to this being my first CRS conference it was my first time in Florida, so I got to experience the Sunshine State (it rained every day I was there). 

After a three-hour ping-pong from one terminal to the next (five times), an additional one hour wait for my connecting flight to arrive, and a two hour flight over the Gulf of Mexico (oops, Gulf of America), I finally exited the airport. My glasses instantly fogged up. This was my warm and humid welcome to Pensacola, in the panhandle of our very own sunshine state! But the st...

Three weeks ago, I attended the 2026 Creation Research Society Conference in Pensacola, Florida. Held on the campus of Pensacola Christian College, this event was attended by over 200 scientists, students, apologists, and other members of the young-age creation science community. I had a wonderful time reconnecting with friends and making new connections.

I’ve been ...