In this video, the speaker introduces the audience to the resources available through Answers in Genesis, a ministry focused on teaching the word of God. They mention the availability of study guides, video sets, and Creation magazine, which are all valuable tools for teaching children and adults. The speaker also highlights the availability of materials in Spanish and mentions the importance of a strong foundation in the church. They briefly touch on the topic of evolution and its influence on racism and interracial marriage, as well as the importance of evangelism. The video concludes with a mention of resources on dinosaurs and the importance of the book of Genesis.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding biblical history and its impact on our worldview. He highlights key events such as the creation in six days, the consequences of sin, the global flood of Noah's day, and the Tower of Babel. The speaker emphasizes that only God knows everything and challenges the idea of humans arrogantly interpreting God's word. He also warns against the humanist agenda of undermining Christianity by attacking its historical authority.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of teaching children the truth of the Bible. They mention a missionary witnessing tool, National Geographic, and encourage parents to subscribe to a magazine that offers a free CD of songs based on their lectures. The speaker also mentions a video called "The Genesis Solution" that was made in Grace Community Church 14 years ago and has since become a best-selling video on the importance of the book of Genesis. They highlight the connection between the message of salvation and the history presented in Genesis. The speaker also mentions the ministry's website, answersingenesis.org, where resources and information can be found, including recordings of the talks from the seminar. They discuss the importance of equipping oneself with resources for evangelism and mention children's books and witnessing booklets as useful tools.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of recognizing that all humans are descendants of one man and one woman, going back to Noah and Adam. He challenges the secular world's division of the human population into racial groups and emphasizes that genetically, humans differ from each other by only 0.2%. The speaker highlights the need to build our thinking on the Word of God and confront prejudice and wrong attitudes. He also briefly explains the concept of genetics and how it relates to the diversity of species. The sermon encourages the audience to embrace the absolute authority of the Bible and reject the idea of evolution.

In this video, Ken Ham discusses the extent of Noah's flood as described in the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of the word "all" in understanding the global nature of the flood. The word "all" is used 72 times in Genesis chapters 6 through 9, indicating that the flood covered all the high mountains under all the heavens. Ham suggests that some people deny the global flood because they have been influenced by fallible men who believe in millions of years and no global flood. He encourages viewers to seek the clear answers provided by the infallible Creator in the Bible.

This sermon by Ken Ham discusses the shift in culture from a Christian morality to a humanist philosophy due to the foundational change from God's word to man's word, impacting issues like abortion, homosexuality, and lawlessness. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the foundational aspects of creation, sin, and death in presenting the gospel, using examples from Acts 2 and Acts 17 to show the need to adapt evangelism strategies based on the audience's cultural foundation.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of standing on the authority of God's Word, particularly focusing on the foundational history presented in Genesis. It addresses the impact of compromising biblical history, such as the belief in millions of years, on the core doctrines of Christianity. The speaker highlights the need to defend the faith by understanding and upholding the historical accuracy of the Bible, especially in the face of secular humanism and cultural challenges. The sermon stresses the significance of Genesis 1-11 as the foundation for Christian beliefs and morality, connecting it to key theological doctrines like marriage, sin, and salvation through Jesus Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of standing on the authority of the Word of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ. It addresses the foundational book of Genesis, highlighting the impact of doubt and unbelief caused by the teaching of evolution and millions of years. The speaker urges parents and the church to equip the next generation to defend their faith, emphasizing the need to bring children back to the 'door of the ark,' symbolizing salvation through Jesus Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the biblical perspective on race, explaining that all humans belong to one biological race but can be divided into two spiritual races based on their relationship with God. It also addresses the misconceptions about the curse of Ham and interracial marriage, highlighting the importance of focusing on the heart and spiritual unity in relationships. The speaker encourages looking beyond outward appearances and cultural differences to see people as God sees them.

This sermon focuses on apologetics, providing answers to defend our faith. It delves into topics like the Creation Museum, genetic variability, the concept of days in Genesis, and the battle between God's Word and man's word, particularly in relation to evolution and moral relativism.

This sermon focuses on three intentional goals for the audience: expressing love to God, encountering a word from God, and experiencing transformation by God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of people and their interactions, highlighting the need for passion, creativity, and confidence in one's actions. Additionally, there is a call to examine and understand the work being done, especially in light of current challenges and the need for preparation and readiness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding creationism and the reliability of the book of Genesis. It addresses common questions like the origin of races, the flood, and the existence of dinosaurs. The speaker challenges the evolutionary worldview and highlights the consequences of not teaching the correct view of human origins.

This sermon by Ken Ham addresses the declining church and culture, emphasizing the importance of standing on the authority of the Word of God, particularly focusing on the Genesis connection. He highlights the need to equip believers with apologetics to defend their faith, pointing out the Genesis 3 attack on the authority of Scripture in our era. The sermon calls for a reformation in the church and culture by returning to the foundational truths of Genesis 1 to 11 and standing firm on the Word of God.