Can Cats See in the Dark?
Today's Creation Moment
Cats can't see in total darkness, but do have specialized eye structures that allow them to see better in low light. These remarkable features reveal purposeful design suited to each creature’s needs. For more creation resources, visit
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Holding Comparisons at Arm’s Length
Today's Creation Moment
The myth that human embryos go through evolutionary stages is based on outdated and discredited science. In truth, even developing arms are genetically and structurally human from the beginning. Image: Ernst Haeckel's drawings (now widely considered to be inaccurate and fabricated), Romanes, G. J., PD, Wikimedia Commons. For more creation resources, visit
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Fast Bees or Fast Talking
Today's Creation Moment
A perfectly preserved ancient bee challenges evolutionary timelines by appearing earlier than expected and fully formed. This supports the biblical account that bees were created alongside flowering plants, not after them. Image: Ctenoplectrella phaeton ("40-48 million-year-old" bees), Gonzalez & Engel, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons. For more creation resources, visit
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Wisdom in Hiding
Today's Creation Moment
Some caterpillars can mimic catkins or twigs depending on their diet, a camouflage that amazes scientists. This adaptability is not learned but built into the creatures. The hidden wisdom in creation reflects the wisdom of God. For more creation resources, visit Image: Scalloped hook-tip (Falcaria lacertinaria) larva, Patrick Clement from West Midlands, England, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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Against All Odds
Today's Creation Moment
Hemoglobin is a highly complex molecule found in unrelated species, challenging the idea that it evolved many times. The odds of this molecule forming by chance are essentially zero. Blood, like life, is clearly the work of a Creator. For more creation resources, visit
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A Mammoth Mystery
Today's Creation Moment
The Holly Oak pendant, once thought to depict a mammoth seen by ancient man, has been dismissed to protect evolutionary timelines. This shows how data is often forced to fit prevailing theories. For more creation resources, visit Image: Science.1976.192.issue-4241, Adaptation of sketch of Holly Oak (Delaware) mammoth as carved on pendant, B. J. Meggers, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution.
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The Too-Young Rings of Uranus
Today's Creation Moment
The rings around Uranus shouldn't exist if the planet were billions of years old, as evolutionists claim. Scientists propose invisible causes to explain their persistence. A young creation, as described in the Bible, fits the evidence better. For more creation resources, visit Image: STScI-Uranus-NIRCam, NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, PD, Wikimedia Commons, Changes Made.
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Reversible Wings: Mystery or Creativity?
Today's Creation Moment
Hummingbirds can rotate their wings uniquely to hover and fly backwards. This is unlike any other bird and cannot be explained by evolution. For more creation resources, visit
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The Power of God Touches Earth
Today's Creation Moment
Psalm 22 predicted Christ’s crucifixion in detail a thousand years before it occurred. Fulfillment of these prophecies proves divine authorship and purpose. The cross is the ultimate expression of God’s power and love. For more creation resources, visit
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Feathered Pilots
Today's Creation Moment
Birds instinctively use complex aerodynamic principles—like lift, drag, and braking—to land, much like human pilots. These flight skills are built-in, not learned. For more creation resources, visit
info_outlineKing Narmer, or "Catfish," ruled ancient Egypt with a high level of civilization and literacy, disproving claims that writing didn't exist in Moses' time. Discoveries support the Bible’s claim that Moses could write Scripture.
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Image: Mud jar sealing with King Narmer's (King Catfish) name, Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0, Wikimedia Commons.