Good Enough for God?
Jul 24, 2026
Over sixty percent of young people in our churches believe good people go to heaven. Of course, they get this idea not from the Bible, but from pop culture.
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Hosted by Ken Ham and Mark Looy · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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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 800 radio stations.
Ken Ham and Mark Looy hosts Answers with Ken Ham, a religion show with 24 episodes published.
Over sixty percent of young people in our churches believe good people go to heaven. Of course, they get this idea not from the Bible, but from pop culture.
Morality has declined as more people have rejected God’s Word as the basis for right and wrong. It just depends on if you’re using God’s definitions!
The rock layers and fossils point to the historicity of the flood. Just as there was a flood in Noah’s day, so there is a judgment coming.
We need to heed Peter’s warning and beware of the scoffers’ arguments. Let God be true, and every scoffer a liar. God’s Word is true—from the very beginning.
Interest in spirituality and even the Bible has sky-rocketed among the younger generations. But these young people aren’t just interested in Christianity.
There was once a study that found people who reject evolution are still interested in science. The authors of the study were shocked.
The creation/evolution battle isn’t about the evidence. It’s a battle of two foundations: God’s Word vs. man’s word.
People usually think about science as what we can learn about the natural world with the scientific method. But there are two kinds of science.
The most basic definition of “science” is “knowledge.” It’s usually defined as the knowledge we gain through the scientific method or using our five senses.
Instead of trying to fit man’s ideas into the text, we need to start with God’s Word and allow it to be the authority.
One study of rocks from my homeland of Australia argues that algae were necessary for the evolution of almost everything.
Human life is increasingly being treated across the West as of less value than a dog. But, as Christians, we must uphold the sanctity of every human life.
When we start with God’s Word, we don’t need to invent imaginary comet makers. God created the universe, including comets, just a few thousand years ago.
Technology hasn’t helped with the struggle for meaning and purpose so many are facing. It’s just made the problem worse!
Artificial intelligence is seemingly the way of the future—it can do so many things faster and better than a human. Are humans becoming insignificant?
There’s a growing number of people who think artificially intelligent machines are the next step in human evolution.
As Christians, God’s Word must shape our thinking in all areas—including technology!
If we’ve evolved from lower life forms through naturalistic processes, maybe we can give nature a hand and control our future evolution.
Many people believe Jesus came into being as the babe in a manger. But Scripture tells us that Jesus is the eternal God and our Creator.
If we can trust what the Bible says about history, we can trust what it says about the gospel!
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