The appendix plays an important role in helping your body fight diseases.
Scientists are discovering what our Creator has known from the beginning—your blood is an important part of life.
Your brain is made up of billions of little cells called neurons.
The same God who designed your ears also hears you when you pray to him.
Much like a camera, your eyes help you to see the world around you.
Your heart pumps about 2,000 gallons of blood through your body each day!
How does your body know to stay at that temperature when it’s really hot or cold outside?
Your lungs help you get oxygen from the air and pass waste gases out of your body.
Skeletal muscles attach to your bones and move your skeleton.
Millions of tiny “wires,” called nerves, run through your body.
Scientists studying a species in the Mojave Desert, known as side-blotched lizards, have learned that individual lizards can change coloring within a few weeks.
God created humans to have a relationship with him and relationships with each other.
Why are colds, the flu, and other illnesses more common in the winter?
Your tongue is an amazing tool specially designed by God to help you all day, every day, in a variety of ways.
When God created the world, he gave humans stewardship (STOO-urd-ship) over his creation—and his creation includes you.
The kids learn how incredible the human body is when their interactions with a high-tech robot don’t go as expected.
We are each one of a kind! No one was exactly like you in the past, no one is exactly like you today, and no one will be exactly like you in the future.
Did you know that God designed you to play?
From your tongue to your walk to your smell, you truly are unique. How? Glad you asked!
Our world may be a cursed place, but God is still very good. He didn’t leave us defenseless against the nasty noroviruses or the attack of sneaky salmonella.
Even before you get sick, these unsung defenders kick into action to help keep the bad germs out.
Sadly, in our fallen world, your level one and level two defenders sometimes fail to keep you healthy.
If some bad guys manage to slip past your outer defenses, God gave you a second layer of protection to turn the tide.
If it’s impossible to live without your heart, why doesn’t taking out other organs kill you?
PDF DownloadAs the population split up and people left Babel by their family groups, different characteristics like the many skin shades ended up in the various groups.
Most museums now recognize that the human embryo does not pass through various evolutionary stages, known as embryonic recapitulation.
The claim that the composition of blood is similar to sea water is based on the assumption that life came from the ocean.