Ken Ham Blog

This year we’re asking you to join with us for Giving Tuesday so we can house our stunning indoor model of first-century Jerusalem.

“Emerging evidence” about the harm of puberty blocker is causing some doctors (especially in Europe) to halt the practice of prescribing these blockers.

On our list of favorite places to visit in our area, Mally and I enjoy the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio (about 1.25 hours from the Creation Museum).

More than “just” a calendar, our 2023 calendar is themed “Life of Jesus” and features stunning artwork from our Christ, Cross, Consummation and Borderland exhibits.

Our Black Friday deals are some of our best savings of the year—and these deals are on now for four days only at AnswersBookstore.com.

Some years it’s easy to reflect and see God’s hand of blessing. Other times, from a human perspective, it’s harder to see the year as a “blessing.” Why?

The clam species a researcher recently discovered wasn’t really a new species. It had been observed and documented before . . . as a fossil.

This past week, students completed a series of labs on the topic of Environmental Science during one of our high school lab programs at the Creation Museum.

Earth just hit a significant milestone. For the first time ever (that we know of), there are now eight billion people on the planet.

This year, the students of Answers Academy—with special guests TrueSong—are performing Keeping Watch, and you can enjoy it live on December 9, 2022.

Our stunning Fearfully & Wonderfully Made pro-life exhibit is not the only change to our Palm Plaza area in the lower level of the Creation Museum.

We’re excited that our friends at Living Waters (in partnership with AiG) are preparing for “Operation London.” And you can join them!

Unlike the gender confusion of our day, God’s design is clear. But is saying God created Adam and Eve “transphobic” or a “hate crime”?

I’m excited to announce that our brand-new Welcome Center at the Creation Museum opened last week!

Our Answers in Genesis speakers are frequently asked to appear as guests on various podcasts and other programs. I thought I’d share some of these episodes.

“All eyes, despite their wonderous variety across lifeforms, come from a history of shared genes.” This statement comes from an article published recently.

There’s more evil coming as man’s ability to invent new ways of sinning because of man’s depravity is unbounded. How are our children to survive in this world?

We just released a brand-new online course, Critical Thinking Scan, featuring AiG’s talented Patricia Engler.

Today is Veterans Day here in America—a day we remember, honor, and thank those who have served in our military.

Should “severely disabled” newborns be killed by doctors? A group of physicians in Canada thinks so.

We’re very excited that one of the world’s largest (and certainly the most up-to-date) models of first century Jerusalem is coming to the Ark Encounter.

Exploration programs takes our Explore Days to a whole new level for adults (18+). Next year, we’re hosting Drone and Environmental Science at the Ark Encounter.

A new study out of Great Britain found that Gen Z (today’s 13–24-year-olds) “is less open-minded and more intolerant than older generations.”

Are you looking for something fun to do with kids that will teach them truths from God’s Word? If so, consider a fun resource, Creation Fun with the Grandkids.