Bird Brained
Today's Creation Moment
Pigeons can recognize all letters of the alphabet and outperform humans on assembly lines. Evolution struggles to explain such ability in small-brained birds. Intelligence is a gift from the Creator, not the product of brain size. For more creation resources, visit
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What Mothers Always Knew
Today's Creation Moment
Research shows that even 36-hour-old babies can smile and recognize expressions, challenging the idea that all behavior is learned. These natural, innate abilities reflect divine design. The Bible's depiction of humans as unique, loved individuals is confirmed by science. For more creation resources, visit
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Mystery of the Elephant Ears
Today's Creation Moment
Elephant ear plants generate heat and rely completely on their symbiotic relationship with scarab beetles for pollination. This precise biological interdependence points to a divine plan. If God provides for plants and beetles, how much more will He care for humanity? For more creation resources, visit
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Mercury’s Young Magnetic Field
Today's Creation Moment
Mercury still has a magnetic field despite its supposed billions-of-years age, which confounds evolutionary timelines. A young planet, as supported by the Bible, easily explains this observation. The heavens continue to declare the glory of God. For more creation resources, visit
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Hot Flowers
Today's Creation Moment
Some plants, like the skunk cabbage, generate heat that enables them to bloom even under snow. These early blooms remind us of God's promise to sustain the cycles of nature. For more creation resources, visit Image: Eastern Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) in snow, Judy Gallagher, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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Christ: The Answer to Superstition
Today's Creation Moment
Contrary to claims that Christians are more prone to superstition, studies show Bible-believing Christians are the least involved in cults and pseudo-science. The most susceptible to superstition are the irreligious and religious liberals. Christianity, grounded in truth and creation, promotes rational thinking and freedom from superstition. For more creation resources, visit
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Nobel Laureate Suggests Spirit!
Today's Creation Moment
Nobel Prize-winning scientist George Wald acknowledged a non-material aspect of life—consciousness—which he believed exists beyond space and time. His view challenged the materialistic foundation of evolution, leading to strong rejection from the scientific community. This response highlights how evolution functions more as a belief system than an open scientific inquiry. For more creation resources, visit Photo: Children Talk to Nobel Prize Winner George Wald, Bart Molendijk, Anefo, CC0, Wikimedia Commons.
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The Secret of Bee Bread
Today's Creation Moment
Bees create “bee bread” by adding enzymes, microbes, and secretions to pollen, enhancing its nutrition far beyond honey. This complex process involves antibiotic protection, microbial control, and biochemical transformation, all done instinctively. Such advanced preparation reveals a depth of knowledge in bees that could only come from a Creator. For more creation resources, visit Photo: Bee bread (perga fermented pollen), Vta78, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons, Changes Made.
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Bacterial Physicists and Chemists
Today's Creation Moment
Some bacteria can survive extreme conditions by forming spores and entering a state of suspended animation for decades. They even produce special proteins to protect their DNA from ultraviolet radiation. For more creation resources, visit
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The All-Purpose Foot
Today's Creation Moment
Mussels use a remarkable foot to locate ideal surfaces and apply a complex adhesive that works underwater. This glue is resistant to water, freezing, and pressure changes, outperforming modern adhesives. The mussel's specialized chemistry and design reveal sophisticated engineering by the Creator. For more creation resources, visit
info_outlineSome plants, like the skunk cabbage, generate heat that enables them to bloom even under snow. These early blooms remind us of God's promise to sustain the cycles of nature.
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Image: Eastern Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) in snow, Judy Gallagher, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.