From the Beginning to the End | Creation.Live Podcast: Episode 31 | The Institute for Creation Research

From the Beginning to the End | Creation.Live Podcast: Episode 31
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2024
Genesis and Revelation provide stunning bookends of the biblical canon. The first describes the beginning of creation while the second gives us insight into future eternity. Both are vital pieces of Scripture and yet, without fail, they are two of the most highly questioned books of the Bible. Are these accounts true? Can they be trusted? What purpose to they have in the Christian's life?
 
Hosts Trey and Michael are joined by Col. Tim Moore and Dr. Randy Guliuzza to discuss this topic in episode 31 of Creation.Live.


 

              

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