Ken Ham Articles

• What Israel Needs

  Oct. 29, 2005

  So often when we think of Israel, we think about the end times. What Israel needs is not more attention about the end of time, but the beginning of time … and the promise of salvation in Genesis.

• Amen to “BreakPoint”

  Oct. 27, 2005

  Chuck Colson offered some excellent analysis on his nationwide radio program about the federal court case in Pennsylvania, USA regarding evolution and intelligent design in public schools.

• Bright Shining Lights

  Oct. 15, 2005

  We’ve had the privilege of holding hundreds of exciting, life-changing teaching meetings in 11 years at AiG. But none has equaled the impact of what we saw at our conference in July 2005.

• The ‘Pilgrim’ Who ‘Preaches’ From a Grave

  Oct. 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  I want to bring to your attention the type of person everyone should look up to as one of the real heroes—a hero for the Christian faith: John Bunyan (who was saved from a rough background).

• They’re Not Connecting It!

  Sept. 23, 2005

  Why does God allow suffering?

• Reaching Out to Scoffers in a Unique Way

  Sept. 10, 2005

  AiG was at NEA (National Education Association) convention this year, sharing the message of Biblical Authority and the gospel of Jesus Christ.

• AiG Encourages Its Supporters to Reach Out and Help Victims of Hurricane Katrina

  Sept. 2, 2005

  While AiG is not set up as a relief agency, we do work closely with like-minded Christian ministries who are active and effective in relief work. One such ministry is Gospel Literature Services (GLS),

• A Lesson from a Hurricane

  Aug. 29, 2005

  As Hurricane Katrina bears down on Gulf Coast, it’s not God’s fault, but rather, it is our fault—the Bible says we sinned in Adam.

• They Can’t Allow “It”!

  Aug. 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  Those Christians who believe in evolution and/or millions of years destroy the fundamental nature of the Bible.

• My Favorite Creation Museum “Exhibit”

  July 16, 2005

  Ken Ham discusses his favorite room or exhibit in the Creation Museum.

• Oklahoma OK

  June 8, 2005

  In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Dan Hicks and numerous other citizens complained to the Tulsa Parks Board (who oversee the zoo) that Christianity was discriminated against at the zoo.

• The Simple Faith of a Child

  May 28, 2005

  And the sad fact is that statistics indicate that 70-80% of students from church homes who attend public schools will walk away from the church.

• We’ve Invaded Their “Temple”!

  May 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  Almost every time there's news in the secular press about Answers in Genesis, the reporter will mock the fact that we believe dinosaurs and humans have lived at the same time.

• What Kind of Journalism Is Going On?

  April 11, 2005

  On Saturday (April 9), The Cincinnati Post—one of AiG-USA’s “hometown” newspapers—ran another article concerning the creation/evolution issue.

• A Great Man Passes Away

  April 5, 2005

  Harold "Alex" Alexander died in Anchorage, Alaska, USA on March 31.

• National Media “Frenzy”

  April 2, 2005

  A talk-show host (simply called "Lionel") spends much of an evening defending a Colorado professor who says the victims of 9/11 were “not innocent” and were like Nazis!

• “Re-Digging the Wells”

  March 19, 2005

  This is a time when all Christians must "re-dig the wells."

• On the Road with Ken Ham

  March 8, 2005

  For over 10 years, Ken Ham, president of Answers in Genesis—USA, has brought a message of hope to the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland through speaking engagements each spring.

• Bible vs. Science?

  March 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  "Bible vs. science" was the headline in a recent Canadian newspaper featuring a report about the creation/evolution controversy in public schools in America.

• A Philly Story

  Feb. 8, 2005

  How would you like to fly in an airplane produced by chance random processes—no intelligence involved?

• Telegraphing the Wrong Message

  Feb. 5, 2005

  Recently an article appeared in the Sunday Telegraph, "In the beginning … Adam walked with dinosaurs," that was probably one of the worst pieces of journalism we've seen in a while.

• “Full of Sound and Fury; Signifying Nothing”

  Feb. 4, 2005

  To see that such a prestigious newspaper as the New York Times would print such a disjointed, irrational and absurd commentary as the one written by Maureen Dowd on February 3, 2005, is unbelievable.

• “Here I Stand . . .”

  Feb. 1, 2005 from Answers Update

  My favorite recent film was Luther, a professionally dramatized account of the life of Martin Luther, the great reformer; and one of my favorite Bible teachers is Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones.

• “Lost” Without Genesis

  Jan. 10, 2005

  The issue of comprehending death and suffering in terms of a loving God has once again hit the media airwaves.

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