Bright red, yellow, blue, this tiny animal has enough poison on its skin to kill 10 men. Join us as  we look at one of the world’s most poisonous animals and why it points to an intelligent designer.

How does the world define love? How does God define love? What are the qualities of love? What is the ultimate demonstration of love? Is love just a New Testament concept? 

Of to and through! The entire purpose of God can be found in these 3 seemingly insignificant words. 

Godly love – completely different from the definition and understanding of the world. What is it? How is it different? What is the source of love? Join me and 9 teenagers from Manitoulin Kids camp as we discuss these questions and more, next time on Remember Now thy Creator Podcasts. 

The longest tongue of any bird starts in the back of the throat, goes down the throat, up and around the skull in the head, between the eyes, through the nostril and out through the mouth. This is evidence of an intelligent designer.
 

Are you ready to follow the King? Are you ready to follow the king into battle and ride prosperously during the conquest of nations? This isn’t just a fantastical story; this is real! 
 

When pressure builds so much inside a container it will eventually burst, or the liquid inside will bubble up. When there is a good matter in our hearts then our hearts will bubble up, it will burst with enthusiasm. This happened with Elihu, Jeremiah and the Psalmist. Stay to the end for a special interview with Levi Fish about intelligent design.
 

Arrows were designed to end the life of an enemy; to hit a target. The Bible compares arrows to children. So the question is, will the children of God hit their intended target?
Bonus!  A special guest joins at the end to talk about an animal that points to intelligent design.

“I will not fear what man shall do to unto me.” How fervently do you believe these words? How is fear shaping your life and how does understanding who God is influence our understanding of this topic? 
Bonus!  A special guest joins at the end to talk about an animal that points to intelligent design.

The man was desperate. He needed help. His life was miserable. He was a beggar. He sat by the side of the road. He was blind and all he had was a garment. His life depended on others. He had no one and nothing could really help him except for his faith in the Son of David. It’s this man’s sight and not his blindness that is the focus of this podcast.

Anything and everything can so easily draw our time and attention, yet God gives us just ‘one thing’ to focus on and he wants that one thing to mean everything.