Now celebrating our 40th year of ministry, the Institute for Creation Research is grateful to God for meeting our material needs to keep this ministry going, but also for strengthening us with His power to fulfill His purpose in communicating His truth.

1 Chronicles 16:23-25 reminds me of our mission of praise, gratitude, and proclamation:

Biology, a word derived from two Greek words, bios (“life”) and logos (“word”), is “the study of life.” The Bible is the written Word of God, according to its own claims and an abundance of evidence.

What is best way to classify creatures? One of the research focuses of the ICR life sciences team is the question of biblical taxonomy.¹ A debate exists over the definition of the key scriptural term relevant to this subject, the word translated as kind. The ICR team is employing a specific methodology to resolve the question.

“I’m related to George Washington,” an acquaintance announced after searching his genealogical record. He also believes he is closely related to chimpanzees. Though he doesn’t really look like either, all three do share a lot of similar features.

Birds display God’s providential programming. That means God carefully planned them before He created their original ancestors on Day Five of the creation week.