Unicorns, Dragons, and Cockatrices—Are There Monsters in the Bible?
Are mythical creatures such as unicorns, dragons, and cockatrices in the Bible?
Are mythical creatures such as unicorns, dragons, and cockatrices in the Bible?
Every precious truth from Genesis to Revelation is as relevant now as it was when it was written because it’s the God-breathed Word of the Creator.
Does culture make certain biblical truths obsolete? Lifeway Research recently published a new study of American churchgoers (defined as those who attend church at least once a month), and the results were . . . puzzling. For example, 84% were either somewhat or very confident that if someone came to them expressing doubts about the truthfulness of Scripture, they could directly address those doubts. That seems like a great thing—over 8 in 10 Christians feel equipped to defend the faith!
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) October 28, 2026
Reaching different language groups is part of our commitment to proclaim and defend the authority of God’s Word and to point people to Jesus Christ.
A headline from a recent article got my attention: “Inuit figurine: A 700-year-old Indigenous carving of a European made a century before Columbus.”
The top reason (the only reason) for death is sin!
We often hear news media discussing the top reasons for death. They list cancer, heart attacks, etc., as some of the top reasons people die. But they miss the fact, the most important fact, that the top reason (the only reason) for death is sin! People don’t want to admit they’re sinners as that means to need to be reconciled to God. Suffering is a result of living in this groaning creation affected by sin and the curse. We know suffering arose because of human sin—we have all sinned in Adam. Suffering is not God’s fault; it’s mankind’s fault!
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) October 25, 2026
Here are five creepy, real-life creatures that drink blood. Did God create them as “good”?
Many incidents of demon possession are recorded in the New Testament. Why isn’t this happening today? Or is it?
Does claiming you’re a Christian on a survey, or even making public statements about being a Christian, mean that you are a Christian? What exactly is a Christian?