Ken Ham Reacts to AI-Generated Bible Videos

Well, first it calls them “Bible stories”—not a great beginning as “story” in our modern vernacular implies “not true,” “made up,” and “fairy tale,” but it is a common phrase (unfortunately). It gets so much worse though. . .

See for yourself in this video our social media team put together, featuring me reacting to these “Bible stories” AI created:

Clearly, whoever prompted the AI (or wrote the AI program) did not take God’s Word seriously! And while AI-generated biblical account videos may seem rather silly in the first place, the level of disregard for the seriousness, truth, and gravity of Scripture isn’t unique to just these kinds of videos—I see it in churches, in curricula created by Christians, and even in Christian colleges and seminaries as they flippantly twist God’s Word to accommodate the ideas of our day.

Thankfully, not every church, curriculum, and Christian college treats God’s Word that way.

Thankfully, not every church, curriculum, and Christian college treats God’s Word that way. Our Bible curriculum, for example, takes Scripture seriously. And there are schools, like our college partner Appalachian Bible College in West Virginia, that treat Scripture like we do at AiG—as the very Word of God.

If you have a student looking for a solid Christian college that doesn’t compromise on the truth of God’s Word, I encourage you to check out Appalachian Bible College. They emphasize the sufficiency of the Word of God in all areas of life, a value that’s reflected in the classroom, where the Bible is the foundation of every course taught. And, to further their mission of equipping men and women to serve the Lord, they even provide a scholarship that covers 100% of tuition for first-time, full-time residential students.

You can learn more about this great school at their website or by visiting their booth at our upcoming, free (for registered students) Creation College Expo at the Ark Encounter, November 6–8, 2025.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

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