Creation Museum

Clearly, an all-powerful God can make a donkey talk, can create the universe in six days, can bring two of every animal to Noah, etc. These are simply not problems in the biblical worldview.

The botanical gardens at the Creation Museum is an inviting place for guests to enjoy a stroll along beautifully themed, paved trails that take you on a excursion through unique and individual garden spaces.

Plants can only reproduce according to their created kinds, demonstrating that God established biological boundaries at creation.

The brokenness we see in nature today is not the original design. It is the result of God’s curse on sin.

No human has seen or experienced the origin of the universe.

God owns the rainbow.

If you could step back in time to witness one moment from creation, which would it be?

The Bible is clear that God formed Adam directly from the dust. Human beings did not evolve from apelike ancestors.

Build your worldview on the Bible, not shifting scientific theories.

The Genesis creation account was given to us by the only eyewitness, the Creator.

Denying a literal Adam denies Scripture and undermines the gospel.

Big and small, we celebrated them all this weekend! Alfonso the alpaca rang in his milestone 20th birthday, while Tansy the tenrec celebrated her fourth. Huge thanks to our vet tech, Sarah Jo, for creating their custom birthday cakes!

Scientific theories change with every generation. Christians must build their worldviews on the unchanging Word of God.

Lizards can grow extremely large, and they grew even larger in the past!

In the beginning, God created plants to reproduce only according to their own kind, establishing clear boundaries in the natural world.

Christians trust that God created the universe out of nothing because he told us that he did.

Death is an enemy, not God’s creative evolutionary tool.

God created Adam from dust, not from apes.

No one can examine ideas in a truly neutral manner.

Before Adam’s sin, there was no burdensome work. “They shall not labor in vain” (promise of a future time, similar to Eden, Isaiah 65:23). After Adam's sin, God cursed the ground because of Adam’s sin, so that he had to make bread “by the sweat of his face” (Genesis 3:19). Weeds and disease required more work to harvest crops—to pull weeds, to fight disease, to provide nutrients.