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Ken Ham and Mark Looy
Answers with Ken Ham
Christianity
Science & Medicine
Philosophy
English
Ken Ham is president of Answers in Genesis and cofounder of the 75,000-square-foot Creation Museum. This daily, 60-second audio program is also broadcast on over 950 radio stations.
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24
13 November 2026
God’s Judgment—It’s a Sure Thing!
Whenever we see death, we should remember that God judges sin and the judgment is death.
12 November 2026
The Gospel—Our Only Hope
In a biblical worldview the ultimate problem isn’t pollution or climate change or extinction. The problem is sin.
11 November 2026
Humans—We’re Special
Starting with God’s Word, we’re uniquely created in God’s image, and our lives have value simply because we’re human.
10 November 2026
Creation—It’s Broken!
Our world is beautiful, but it’s also ugly, and Genesis explains why. Adam’s sin changed everything. It brought death and creation was cursed.
09 November 2026
For All Have Sinned
The history in Genesis is foundational to all our Christian doctrines. So, what you believe about creation impacts your view of other biblical teachings.
06 November 2026
Titan—a Young Moon!
The planet Saturn has at least sixty-two moons, including one called Titan. Research is showing our universe isn’t old! It’s young.
05 November 2026
Saturn—a Young Planet!
Saturn’s magnetic field is strong because the planet’s young, created by God just a few thousand years ago.
04 November 2026
Saturn’s Rings—They’re Young!
Saturn, is surrounded by thousands of intricate rings. One spacecraft, Cassini, passed through these rings at the end of its mission.
03 November 2026
Delicate Beauty
Saturn’s thousands of rings are the most spectacular of any known planet. They’re made of ice, dust, and rocks ranging in size from a sand grain to a building.
02 November 2026
A One-of-a-Kind Planet
The giant planet Saturn is made almost entirely of liquid and gas. It’s seven hundred and fifty times the volume of earth.
