The Latest Technology Used for God’s Glory

We want to surpass the world when it comes to quality because we have the greatest message in the world to proclaim.

I’ve always been thankful that the Lord has enabled us at AiG to use the latest technology in our endeavors, such as museum exhibits, websites, and products. We want to surpass the world when it comes to quality because we have the greatest message in the world to proclaim—and we don’t want anything (like “cheesiness” or user difficulty) to get in the way of the message. This is only possible because of the staff, talent, and resources the Lord has graciously provided.

I encourage you to check out the new homepage for yourself, but here are a few highlights:

• News feed feel, giving you the latest in science, Bible, and culture articles and news in a format that feels familiar to social media users.
• YouTube videos embedded into the feed. By God’s grace, our Answers in Genesis YouTube channel has experienced tremendous growth (we’ve passed 667,000 subscribers with over 110 million video views!), with many of our viewers learning about the ministry for the very first time through one of our videos. We can now embed that content directly onto our homepage as well.
• Social media posts from X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook embedded into the feed. We offer a variety of content across a variety of platforms. This new homepage allows us to gather all the relevant content from across our many channels and put it into one place.
• Front and center search bar. Many people use our site to search for answers, so we’ve made the search bar more visible for ease of use.

Other updates are planned, but this homepage redesign is the first of the exciting updates. We hope you enjoy the fresh look and feel and that you visit on a frequent basis for new articles, videos, social media posts, and more. Be sure to bookmark AnswersInGenesis.org!

Thank you to the web designers and developers who worked hard to produce this new update!

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.