web02.fireside.fm Tue, 21 Apr 2026 04:04:09 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Genesis Science Report with David Rives - Episodes Tagged with “Biblical Worldview” https://gsr.fireside.fm/tags/biblical%20worldview Mon, 20 Apr 2026 18:00:00 -0400 Cutting-edge scientific discoveries are presented each week, explained simply from a Biblical historical perspective. America's leading voice in Bible and Science, David Rives reveals God's Fingerprints of Design throughout Creation in this one-hour program, inviting his colleagues, world-renown scientists, to break it down with him. Be educated, inspired, and encouraged as you deepen your Christian faith! en-us episodic Where Science and Faith Connects David Rives Ministries Cutting-edge scientific discoveries are presented each week, explained simply from a Biblical historical perspective. America's leading voice in Bible and Science, David Rives reveals God's Fingerprints of Design throughout Creation in this one-hour program, inviting his colleagues, world-renown scientists, to break it down with him. Be educated, inspired, and encouraged as you deepen your Christian faith! no creation, evolution, bible, science, Christianity, discovery, history, David Rives, David Rives Ministries accounts@davidrives.com S03 Ep010 | Bacteria “Playing Dead”, ISS Retirement, and Gen Z Faith https://gsr.fireside.fm/42 90cae840-9785-4a57-abb5-6b72130f566a Mon, 20 Apr 2026 18:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries How resilient can life really be, and what does that reveal about design in nature? In this episode we explore a remarkable microbe that can survive extreme conditions, then turn to the future of the International Space Station and the surprising spiritual curiosity emerging in Generation Z. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a look at an extraordinary bacterium discovered in NASA clean rooms that can essentially “play dead” to survive extreme sterilization and environmental stress. Its ability to shut down and later revive challenges assumptions about how life survives and raises deeper questions about the sophistication built into even the smallest living systems. Next, retired NASA astronaut Colonel Jeff Williams joins us to discuss the future of the International Space Station. With the station operating far beyond its original design life, Williams shares firsthand insight into how the ISS has held up, what risks come with extending its mission, and what retiring it could mean for the future of human space exploration. Later, Christian speaker Brian Young examines a surprising cultural shift. While church attendance has declined for years, new data suggests Generation Z may be rediscovering faith in unexpected ways. Young helps unpack why belief may be becoming countercultural again and what opportunities this creates for meaningful conversations about biblical truth. Genesis Science Report, Jeff Williams, International Space Station, NASA astronaut, bacteria survival, Gen Z faith trends, Brian Young, creation science, biblical worldview, science and faith In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a look at an extraordinary bacterium discovered in NASA clean rooms that can essentially “play dead” to survive extreme sterilization and environmental stress. Its ability to shut down and later revive challenges assumptions about how life survives and raises deeper questions about the sophistication built into even the smallest living systems.

Next, retired NASA astronaut Colonel Jeff Williams joins us to discuss the future of the International Space Station. With the station operating far beyond its original design life, Williams shares firsthand insight into how the ISS has held up, what risks come with extending its mission, and what retiring it could mean for the future of human space exploration.

Later, Christian speaker Brian Young examines a surprising cultural shift. While church attendance has declined for years, new data suggests Generation Z may be rediscovering faith in unexpected ways. Young helps unpack why belief may be becoming countercultural again and what opportunities this creates for meaningful conversations about biblical truth.

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a look at an extraordinary bacterium discovered in NASA clean rooms that can essentially “play dead” to survive extreme sterilization and environmental stress. Its ability to shut down and later revive challenges assumptions about how life survives and raises deeper questions about the sophistication built into even the smallest living systems.

Next, retired NASA astronaut Colonel Jeff Williams joins us to discuss the future of the International Space Station. With the station operating far beyond its original design life, Williams shares firsthand insight into how the ISS has held up, what risks come with extending its mission, and what retiring it could mean for the future of human space exploration.

Later, Christian speaker Brian Young examines a surprising cultural shift. While church attendance has declined for years, new data suggests Generation Z may be rediscovering faith in unexpected ways. Young helps unpack why belief may be becoming countercultural again and what opportunities this creates for meaningful conversations about biblical truth.

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]]> S03 Ep009 | NASA’s Moon Reactor & Ancient Engineering Beneath the Ocean https://gsr.fireside.fm/46 abe4fd43-f26a-4b5b-97f4-e1bae30ca6fc Mon, 13 Apr 2026 18:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries This episode explores design and limitation in both the ancient world and the frontier of space. David opens with a remarkable underwater discovery off the coast of France, then turns to the realities of lunar nuclear power and the surprising biomechanics of giant sauropod dinosaurs. Together, these stories point to intelligence, structure, and engineering woven throughout creation. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a fascinating archaeological discovery from the coast of Brittany, France, where divers uncovered a massive submerged stone wall built from thousands of tons of granite. The structure challenges the common picture of early humans as primitive and instead points to organized communities capable of planning, engineering, and large scale construction. Next, nuclear engineer Dr. Mike Houts joins the program to discuss NASA’s plans for a lunar surface reactor. He explains why nuclear power may be necessary for sustained human activity on the Moon, what kinds of engineering challenges come with building a reactor for space, and what this could mean for the future of exploration beyond Earth. Later, field paleontologist Tommy Lohman examines new research suggesting that some giant sauropods may have been able to rear up on their hind legs. The conversation looks at the balance, muscle coordination, bone strength, and structural design required for animals of that size to move in ways more dynamic than many scientists once assumed. Genesis Science Report, Mike Houts, Tommy Lohman, lunar reactor, Moon base, NASA, nuclear power in space, underwater wall France, ancient engineering, sauropods, dinosaur biomechanics, intelligent design, creation science, biblical worldview In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a fascinating archaeological discovery from the coast of Brittany, France, where divers uncovered a massive submerged stone wall built from thousands of tons of granite. The structure challenges the common picture of early humans as primitive and instead points to organized communities capable of planning, engineering, and large scale construction.

Next, nuclear engineer Dr. Mike Houts joins the program to discuss NASA’s plans for a lunar surface reactor. He explains why nuclear power may be necessary for sustained human activity on the Moon, what kinds of engineering challenges come with building a reactor for space, and what this could mean for the future of exploration beyond Earth.

Later, field paleontologist Tommy Lohman examines new research suggesting that some giant sauropods may have been able to rear up on their hind legs. The conversation looks at the balance, muscle coordination, bone strength, and structural design required for animals of that size to move in ways more dynamic than many scientists once assumed.

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a fascinating archaeological discovery from the coast of Brittany, France, where divers uncovered a massive submerged stone wall built from thousands of tons of granite. The structure challenges the common picture of early humans as primitive and instead points to organized communities capable of planning, engineering, and large scale construction.

Next, nuclear engineer Dr. Mike Houts joins the program to discuss NASA’s plans for a lunar surface reactor. He explains why nuclear power may be necessary for sustained human activity on the Moon, what kinds of engineering challenges come with building a reactor for space, and what this could mean for the future of exploration beyond Earth.

Later, field paleontologist Tommy Lohman examines new research suggesting that some giant sauropods may have been able to rear up on their hind legs. The conversation looks at the balance, muscle coordination, bone strength, and structural design required for animals of that size to move in ways more dynamic than many scientists once assumed.

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]]> S03 Ep008 | Fine-Tuned Universe, Space Microbes, and Human DNA https://gsr.fireside.fm/45 3bb7a167-4a99-4fd0-bf52-7f44016a80a2 Mon, 06 Apr 2026 18:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries This episode examines what claims of adaptation and genetic change really mean. David opens with the growing return of design arguments in science, then turns to new research on viruses exposed to space and fresh claims about the genetic roots of human intelligence. Together, these conversations ask whether the evidence points to blind processes or purposeful design. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a big picture look at how belief in design is reentering mainstream scientific conversation. From cosmic fine tuning to the growing recognition of functional information in biology, he explores why more researchers are finding it harder to explain the universe as a product of chance alone. Next, microbiologist Dr. Ian Macreadie joins the program to discuss a recent experiment involving viruses sent to the International Space Station. After returning to Earth, the viruses showed measurable changes in how effectively they infected bacteria. Dr. Macreadie explains what actually changed, why adaptation in a new environment is not the same as creating new genetic information, and what this kind of experiment can and cannot tell us about evolution. Later, Dr. David DeWitt examines new claims about so called genetic “switches” that supposedly helped transform a primate brain into a human one. He unpacks the assumptions behind Human Accelerated Regions, the challenges of linking gene regulation to higher cognition, and why headlines about the evolutionary origin of human intelligence often go far beyond the evidence. Genesis Science Report, Ian Macreadie, David DeWitt, intelligent design, cosmic fine tuning, viruses in space, ISS experiment, human accelerated regions, DNA regulation, human intelligence, evolution critique, creation science, biblical worldview In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a big picture look at how belief in design is reentering mainstream scientific conversation. From cosmic fine tuning to the growing recognition of functional information in biology, he explores why more researchers are finding it harder to explain the universe as a product of chance alone.

Next, microbiologist Dr. Ian Macreadie joins the program to discuss a recent experiment involving viruses sent to the International Space Station. After returning to Earth, the viruses showed measurable changes in how effectively they infected bacteria. Dr. Macreadie explains what actually changed, why adaptation in a new environment is not the same as creating new genetic information, and what this kind of experiment can and cannot tell us about evolution.

Later, Dr. David DeWitt examines new claims about so called genetic “switches” that supposedly helped transform a primate brain into a human one. He unpacks the assumptions behind Human Accelerated Regions, the challenges of linking gene regulation to higher cognition, and why headlines about the evolutionary origin of human intelligence often go far beyond the evidence.

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a big picture look at how belief in design is reentering mainstream scientific conversation. From cosmic fine tuning to the growing recognition of functional information in biology, he explores why more researchers are finding it harder to explain the universe as a product of chance alone.

Next, microbiologist Dr. Ian Macreadie joins the program to discuss a recent experiment involving viruses sent to the International Space Station. After returning to Earth, the viruses showed measurable changes in how effectively they infected bacteria. Dr. Macreadie explains what actually changed, why adaptation in a new environment is not the same as creating new genetic information, and what this kind of experiment can and cannot tell us about evolution.

Later, Dr. David DeWitt examines new claims about so called genetic “switches” that supposedly helped transform a primate brain into a human one. He unpacks the assumptions behind Human Accelerated Regions, the challenges of linking gene regulation to higher cognition, and why headlines about the evolutionary origin of human intelligence often go far beyond the evidence.

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]]> S03 Ep007 | Fruit Fly Brain Map, Dinosaur Growth, and AI Limits https://gsr.fireside.fm/44 748a53f6-9934-499b-a90b-ab0df5948213 Mon, 30 Mar 2026 16:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries This episode looks at two very different kinds of complexity. David opens with the remarkable design of the fruit fly brain, then turns to new dinosaur growth research and the limits of artificial intelligence. Together, these conversations point to a world that is far more intricate than simple chance explanations can account for. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a fascinating look at the fruit fly brain. Scientists have now mapped its full wiring diagram, revealing an astonishing level of organization, specialization, and complexity packed into a brain smaller than a grain of sand. The discovery raises bigger questions about information, design, and what it really means for life to be “simple.” Next, Jake Hebert joins the program to discuss new research suggesting that T. rex may have taken far longer to reach maturity than previously believed. The findings challenge the long popular idea that dinosaurs grew at extreme speeds and instead point toward slower growth patterns that fit better with a different view of Earth’s past. Later, computer architect Steve Furber examines the race to model the human brain through artificial intelligence. As large scale simulations become more advanced, they are not making the brain seem easier to explain. They are revealing just how difficult it is to replicate intelligence, efficiency, and consciousness in a machine. Genesis Science Report, fruit fly brain, Jake Hebert, T. rex growth, dinosaur lifespan, Steve Furber, artificial intelligence, human brain, intelligent design, creation science, biblical worldview In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a fascinating look at the fruit fly brain. Scientists have now mapped its full wiring diagram, revealing an astonishing level of organization, specialization, and complexity packed into a brain smaller than a grain of sand. The discovery raises bigger questions about information, design, and what it really means for life to be “simple.”

Next, Jake Hebert joins the program to discuss new research suggesting that T. rex may have taken far longer to reach maturity than previously believed. The findings challenge the long popular idea that dinosaurs grew at extreme speeds and instead point toward slower growth patterns that fit better with a different view of Earth’s past.

Later, computer architect Steve Furber examines the race to model the human brain through artificial intelligence. As large scale simulations become more advanced, they are not making the brain seem easier to explain. They are revealing just how difficult it is to replicate intelligence, efficiency, and consciousness in a machine.

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a fascinating look at the fruit fly brain. Scientists have now mapped its full wiring diagram, revealing an astonishing level of organization, specialization, and complexity packed into a brain smaller than a grain of sand. The discovery raises bigger questions about information, design, and what it really means for life to be “simple.”

Next, Jake Hebert joins the program to discuss new research suggesting that T. rex may have taken far longer to reach maturity than previously believed. The findings challenge the long popular idea that dinosaurs grew at extreme speeds and instead point toward slower growth patterns that fit better with a different view of Earth’s past.

Later, computer architect Steve Furber examines the race to model the human brain through artificial intelligence. As large scale simulations become more advanced, they are not making the brain seem easier to explain. They are revealing just how difficult it is to replicate intelligence, efficiency, and consciousness in a machine.

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]]> S03 Ep006 | Shiloh Altar Discovery & DNA Science Breakthroughs https://gsr.fireside.fm/43 e63e33d8-d435-4de3-ae0f-fd82c6a4f890 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 16:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries Archaeology, molecular biology, and cosmology all point to deeper questions about origins. This episode looks at a remarkable discovery in Israel, surprising insights from extremophile microbes, and new observations from the James Webb Space Telescope that challenge conventional models of cosmic evolution. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with an extraordinary archaeological discovery at Tel Shiloh in Israel. A stone altar horn uncovered at the site, along with other evidence from the surrounding layers, provides powerful confirmation of the biblical description of early Israelite worship and challenges long standing claims that these practices were invented centuries later. Next, Dr. Joe DeWeese joins the conversation to explore extremophile microbes and what they reveal about the resilience and complexity of life. Some of these organisms survive in boiling springs and other harsh environments, and their unique biology has played a major role in advances in DNA research and molecular science. Later, astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle examines the newest data coming from the James Webb Space Telescope. As astronomers peer deeper into the universe than ever before, some of the observations are raising unexpected questions about cosmic evolution and the age of the universe. Genesis Science Report, biblical archaeology, Shiloh discovery, altar horn, Joe DeWeese, extremophiles, DNA research, Jason Lisle, James Webb Space Telescope, cosmology, creation science, biblical worldview In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with an extraordinary archaeological discovery at Tel Shiloh in Israel. A stone altar horn uncovered at the site, along with other evidence from the surrounding layers, provides powerful confirmation of the biblical description of early Israelite worship and challenges long standing claims that these practices were invented centuries later.

Next, Dr. Joe DeWeese joins the conversation to explore extremophile microbes and what they reveal about the resilience and complexity of life. Some of these organisms survive in boiling springs and other harsh environments, and their unique biology has played a major role in advances in DNA research and molecular science.

Later, astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle examines the newest data coming from the James Webb Space Telescope. As astronomers peer deeper into the universe than ever before, some of the observations are raising unexpected questions about cosmic evolution and the age of the universe.

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with an extraordinary archaeological discovery at Tel Shiloh in Israel. A stone altar horn uncovered at the site, along with other evidence from the surrounding layers, provides powerful confirmation of the biblical description of early Israelite worship and challenges long standing claims that these practices were invented centuries later.

Next, Dr. Joe DeWeese joins the conversation to explore extremophile microbes and what they reveal about the resilience and complexity of life. Some of these organisms survive in boiling springs and other harsh environments, and their unique biology has played a major role in advances in DNA research and molecular science.

Later, astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle examines the newest data coming from the James Webb Space Telescope. As astronomers peer deeper into the universe than ever before, some of the observations are raising unexpected questions about cosmic evolution and the age of the universe.

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]]> S03 Ep004 | Ancient Tools, Shared Origins, and a Biblical Blueprint https://gsr.fireside.fm/40 5ee4240d-fda1-4899-8260-561826fe4b05 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 18:00:00 -0500 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries This episode looks at how the heavens point to an ordered and meaningful universe, while asking hard questions about how science is presented to the public. From a rare stellar explosion to museum exhibits and origin of life claims, we examine where evidence leads when assumptions are challenged. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a remarkable astronomical event, Nova Centauri 2025, a stellar explosion bright enough to be seen with the naked eye. As we explore what caused the nova and where it appeared in the sky, the discussion turns to why our own sun remains unusually stable and perfectly suited for life, reflecting a universe governed by order and purpose. Next, Dr. Carl Werner takes us inside the Smithsonian to examine how evolutionary ideas are presented in museum exhibits. Drawing attention to fossil displays, bird evolution claims, and DNA comparisons, he explains how selective storytelling and outdated assumptions can shape public understanding of human origins. Later, Dr. Rob Stadler returns to address bold headlines claiming that the building blocks of life have been found in space. He explains why finding scattered molecules is not the same as explaining the origin of life, and why chemistry continues to point to clear limits on what unguided processes can accomplish. Also featured are a Kids Corner on ancient stone tools and what they reveal about early human intelligence, a Genesis Science Q and A on post Flood rock formation, a Genesis Science Minute exploring the sense of smell, a Heavens Declare segment on human creativity, and a Ministry Report highlighting upcoming outreach and expeditions. Together, this episode encourages careful thinking, honest science, and a renewed appreciation for the God who designed both the heavens above and life on Earth.  Genesis Science Report, Season 3 Episode 4, Nova Centauri, astronomy, Carl Werner, Smithsonian fossils, human evolution critique, Rob Stadler, origin of life, chemistry of life, creation science, biblical worldview, Wonders Center. In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a remarkable astronomical event, Nova Centauri 2025, a stellar explosion bright enough to be seen with the naked eye. As we explore what caused the nova and where it appeared in the sky, the discussion turns to why our own sun remains unusually stable and perfectly suited for life, reflecting a universe governed by order and purpose.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner takes us inside the Smithsonian to examine how evolutionary ideas are presented in museum exhibits. Drawing attention to fossil displays, bird evolution claims, and DNA comparisons, he explains how selective storytelling and outdated assumptions can shape public understanding of human origins.

Later, Dr. Rob Stadler returns to address bold headlines claiming that the building blocks of life have been found in space. He explains why finding scattered molecules is not the same as explaining the origin of life, and why chemistry continues to point to clear limits on what unguided processes can accomplish.

Also featured are a Kids Corner on ancient stone tools and what they reveal about early human intelligence, a Genesis Science Q and A on post Flood rock formation, a Genesis Science Minute exploring the sense of smell, a Heavens Declare segment on human creativity, and a Ministry Report highlighting upcoming outreach and expeditions.

Together, this episode encourages careful thinking, honest science, and a renewed appreciation for the God who designed both the heavens above and life on Earth. 

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a remarkable astronomical event, Nova Centauri 2025, a stellar explosion bright enough to be seen with the naked eye. As we explore what caused the nova and where it appeared in the sky, the discussion turns to why our own sun remains unusually stable and perfectly suited for life, reflecting a universe governed by order and purpose.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner takes us inside the Smithsonian to examine how evolutionary ideas are presented in museum exhibits. Drawing attention to fossil displays, bird evolution claims, and DNA comparisons, he explains how selective storytelling and outdated assumptions can shape public understanding of human origins.

Later, Dr. Rob Stadler returns to address bold headlines claiming that the building blocks of life have been found in space. He explains why finding scattered molecules is not the same as explaining the origin of life, and why chemistry continues to point to clear limits on what unguided processes can accomplish.

Also featured are a Kids Corner on ancient stone tools and what they reveal about early human intelligence, a Genesis Science Q and A on post Flood rock formation, a Genesis Science Minute exploring the sense of smell, a Heavens Declare segment on human creativity, and a Ministry Report highlighting upcoming outreach and expeditions.

Together, this episode encourages careful thinking, honest science, and a renewed appreciation for the God who designed both the heavens above and life on Earth. 

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]]> S03 Ep003 | Energy, Eternity, and the Engineering of Life https://gsr.fireside.fm/39 4ce985d7-999a-4b3a-a1d9-f2a3f571e7a9 Mon, 23 Feb 2026 18:00:00 -0500 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries This episode explores how life manages energy with extraordinary precision and asks a timeless question that reaches beyond science: where is heaven? From the inner workings of living cells to the possibility of unseen dimensions, we examine evidence that points beyond material explanations. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a look at the powerful natural systems that shape our world, from hurricanes and volcanoes to the finely balanced processes that sustain life. While these systems can be both beautiful and destructive, they also reveal an underlying order that reflects intentional design. Next, Dr. Rob Stadler joins us to explore how living cells harness energy without destroying themselves. He explains why raw energy like heat or radiation is destructive unless carefully controlled, and why the complex machinery required to manage energy in life could not have developed gradually. Later, we turn to a deeper question with science writer David Coppedge as we ask, where is heaven? Drawing from Scripture, physics, and dimensional thinking, the conversation explores whether heaven exists beyond our observable universe and why modern science does not rule out a reality beyond what we can see. Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on ocean creatures found both living and fossilized, a Genesis Science Q and A on the meaning of “formless and void” in Genesis, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting the role of bumblebees, and a Ministry Report with upcoming events at the Wonders Center and Science Museum. Together, these discussions point to a world that is carefully ordered and a Creator who stands both above it and near to us.  Genesis Science Report, Season 3 Episode 3, Rob Stadler, energy in living cells, origin of life, David Coppedge, where is heaven, dimensions, creation science, biblical worldview, Wonders Center. In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a look at the powerful natural systems that shape our world, from hurricanes and volcanoes to the finely balanced processes that sustain life. While these systems can be both beautiful and destructive, they also reveal an underlying order that reflects intentional design.

Next, Dr. Rob Stadler joins us to explore how living cells harness energy without destroying themselves. He explains why raw energy like heat or radiation is destructive unless carefully controlled, and why the complex machinery required to manage energy in life could not have developed gradually.

Later, we turn to a deeper question with science writer David Coppedge as we ask, where is heaven? Drawing from Scripture, physics, and dimensional thinking, the conversation explores whether heaven exists beyond our observable universe and why modern science does not rule out a reality beyond what we can see.

Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on ocean creatures found both living and fossilized, a Genesis Science Q and A on the meaning of “formless and void” in Genesis, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting the role of bumblebees, and a Ministry Report with upcoming events at the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, these discussions point to a world that is carefully ordered and a Creator who stands both above it and near to us. 

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a look at the powerful natural systems that shape our world, from hurricanes and volcanoes to the finely balanced processes that sustain life. While these systems can be both beautiful and destructive, they also reveal an underlying order that reflects intentional design.

Next, Dr. Rob Stadler joins us to explore how living cells harness energy without destroying themselves. He explains why raw energy like heat or radiation is destructive unless carefully controlled, and why the complex machinery required to manage energy in life could not have developed gradually.

Later, we turn to a deeper question with science writer David Coppedge as we ask, where is heaven? Drawing from Scripture, physics, and dimensional thinking, the conversation explores whether heaven exists beyond our observable universe and why modern science does not rule out a reality beyond what we can see.

Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on ocean creatures found both living and fossilized, a Genesis Science Q and A on the meaning of “formless and void” in Genesis, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting the role of bumblebees, and a Ministry Report with upcoming events at the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, these discussions point to a world that is carefully ordered and a Creator who stands both above it and near to us. 

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]]> S03 Ep002 | From Fossils to Genetics: Rethinking Where We Came From https://gsr.fireside.fm/38 5e3fd5f8-8d4e-4b89-97ab-7569d6b1cd75 Mon, 16 Feb 2026 18:00:00 -0500 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries This episode takes a closer look at human origins and whether the evidence really supports long standing evolutionary claims. From cutting edge material science to new genetic research, we examine why familiar narratives about our past are being challenged. 58:00 no In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, we explore new discoveries that are reshaping conversations about science, history, and human origins. The program opens with a surprising scientific breakthrough involving ultra thin, two dimensional materials like graphene. Researchers are uncovering unexpected properties that challenge what we thought we knew about light and matter, pointing to a deeper and more complex structure within creation. Next, Dr. Jerry Bergman joins us to revisit one of evolution’s most famous fossils, Lucy. New research is raising serious questions about whether Lucy truly belongs on the human family tree. Dr. Bergman explains how limited fossil evidence and interpretation shaped the story, and why recent findings are forcing scientists to rethink long held assumptions. Later, geneticist Dr. Jeff Tomkins examines new genetic studies involving Neanderthals. Rather than representing a separate, primitive species, the data increasingly points to Neanderthals as fully human, closely related to modern populations, and part of the natural diversity within mankind. Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on mass fossil graveyards and rapid burial, a Genesis Science Q and A addressing common questions about Lucy, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting design in nature, and a Ministry Report from the Wonders Center and Science Museum. Together, these conversations challenge familiar evolutionary narratives and point back to the biblical teaching that humanity is uniquely created in the image of God. Genesis Science Report, Season 3 Episode 2, human origins, Lucy fossil, Jerry Bergman, Neanderthals, Jeff Tomkins, genetics, graphene, material science, evolution critique, creation science, biblical worldview, fossil evidence, Wonders Center. In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, we explore new discoveries that are reshaping conversations about science, history, and human origins.

The program opens with a surprising scientific breakthrough involving ultra thin, two dimensional materials like graphene. Researchers are uncovering unexpected properties that challenge what we thought we knew about light and matter, pointing to a deeper and more complex structure within creation.

Next, Dr. Jerry Bergman joins us to revisit one of evolution’s most famous fossils, Lucy. New research is raising serious questions about whether Lucy truly belongs on the human family tree. Dr. Bergman explains how limited fossil evidence and interpretation shaped the story, and why recent findings are forcing scientists to rethink long held assumptions.

Later, geneticist Dr. Jeff Tomkins examines new genetic studies involving Neanderthals. Rather than representing a separate, primitive species, the data increasingly points to Neanderthals as fully human, closely related to modern populations, and part of the natural diversity within mankind.

Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on mass fossil graveyards and rapid burial, a Genesis Science Q and A addressing common questions about Lucy, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting design in nature, and a Ministry Report from the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, these conversations challenge familiar evolutionary narratives and point back to the biblical teaching that humanity is uniquely created in the image of God.

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]]> In this episode of The Genesis Science Report, we explore new discoveries that are reshaping conversations about science, history, and human origins.

The program opens with a surprising scientific breakthrough involving ultra thin, two dimensional materials like graphene. Researchers are uncovering unexpected properties that challenge what we thought we knew about light and matter, pointing to a deeper and more complex structure within creation.

Next, Dr. Jerry Bergman joins us to revisit one of evolution’s most famous fossils, Lucy. New research is raising serious questions about whether Lucy truly belongs on the human family tree. Dr. Bergman explains how limited fossil evidence and interpretation shaped the story, and why recent findings are forcing scientists to rethink long held assumptions.

Later, geneticist Dr. Jeff Tomkins examines new genetic studies involving Neanderthals. Rather than representing a separate, primitive species, the data increasingly points to Neanderthals as fully human, closely related to modern populations, and part of the natural diversity within mankind.

Also featured in this episode are a Kids Corner on mass fossil graveyards and rapid burial, a Genesis Science Q and A addressing common questions about Lucy, a Genesis Science Minute highlighting design in nature, and a Ministry Report from the Wonders Center and Science Museum.

Together, these conversations challenge familiar evolutionary narratives and point back to the biblical teaching that humanity is uniquely created in the image of God.

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]]> S02 Ep055 | AI Supports the Bible, But Can It Save Humanity? https://gsr.fireside.fm/33 b2131e64-a108-411d-adbc-71112ece73e7 Mon, 15 Dec 2025 18:00:00 -0500 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries David explains how the laws of logic point to a divine Lawgiver, Professor Andy McIntosh reveals how the circuits of the human brain showcase intentional design, and Dr. Jeff Tomkins examines Silicon Valley’s push for IQ-based embryo screening—and why it raises profound scientific and moral concerns. 58:00 no In Episode 55 of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a compelling look at the laws of logic—the invisible rules that govern every thought, every conversation, and every scientific discovery. Are these laws merely human conventions, or do they point to something far deeper? David unpacks why logic cannot be explained by material processes alone and how its universality, immateriality, and unchanging nature point directly to the God who created an ordered universe. Even reasoning itself becomes evidence of design. Next, world-renowned engineering professor Dr. Andy McIntosh joins the program to explore the astonishing design of the human brain. Far more sophisticated than any computer system ever built, the brain operates through a network of chemical and electrical “circuits” that enable memory, language, creativity, and abstract thought. Dr. McIntosh explains how these systems couldn’t arise gradually through natural selection—but instead reflect purposeful engineering. From information processing to irreducibly complex neural pathways, the brain displays a level of ingenuity that mirrors the mind of a Creator. Finally, genomic researcher Dr. Jeff Tomkins addresses a troubling trend emerging from Silicon Valley: embryo screening for predicted IQ. With tech executives reportedly paying tens of thousands of dollars to select embryos with preferred traits, a new frontier of human customization is rapidly unfolding. Dr. Tomkins explains why IQ prediction from genetics is scientifically unreliable, why humans cannot be reduced to data points, and how attempts to “design” intelligence misunderstand the complexity of God’s design for life. He also examines the ethical dangers of treating children like products—and contrasts this attitude with the biblical truth that human worth is inherent, not engineered. Also featured: • A Kids Corner spotlighting the clever engineering of real-life shape-shifting animals • A Genesis Science Minute revealing how glaciers and pressure can fracture mighty rocks • A Featured Resource equipping viewers to engage with Scripture’s claims about creation • Ministry updates and a fresh look at God’s handiwork in the natural world This episode bridges logic, neuroscience, genetics, and ethics—reminding us that from our thoughts to our DNA, every part of creation testifies to intentional, purposeful design. Genesis Science Report, David Rives, Andy McIntosh, Jeff Tomkins, laws of logic, brain design, neuroscience, embryo screening, IQ prediction, genetic ethics, designer babies, human dignity, intelligent design, biblical worldview, creation science, Kids Corner, Genesis Science Minute In Episode 55 of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a compelling look at the laws of logic—the invisible rules that govern every thought, every conversation, and every scientific discovery. Are these laws merely human conventions, or do they point to something far deeper? David unpacks why logic cannot be explained by material processes alone and how its universality, immateriality, and unchanging nature point directly to the God who created an ordered universe. Even reasoning itself becomes evidence of design.
Next, world-renowned engineering professor Dr. Andy McIntosh joins the program to explore the astonishing design of the human brain. Far more sophisticated than any computer system ever built, the brain operates through a network of chemical and electrical “circuits” that enable memory, language, creativity, and abstract thought. Dr. McIntosh explains how these systems couldn’t arise gradually through natural selection—but instead reflect purposeful engineering. From information processing to irreducibly complex neural pathways, the brain displays a level of ingenuity that mirrors the mind of a Creator.

Finally, genomic researcher Dr. Jeff Tomkins addresses a troubling trend emerging from Silicon Valley: embryo screening for predicted IQ. With tech executives reportedly paying tens of thousands of dollars to select embryos with preferred traits, a new frontier of human customization is rapidly unfolding. Dr. Tomkins explains why IQ prediction from genetics is scientifically unreliable, why humans cannot be reduced to data points, and how attempts to “design” intelligence misunderstand the complexity of God’s design for life. He also examines the ethical dangers of treating children like products—and contrasts this attitude with the biblical truth that human worth is inherent, not engineered.

Also featured:
• A Kids Corner spotlighting the clever engineering of real-life shape-shifting animals
• A Genesis Science Minute revealing how glaciers and pressure can fracture mighty rocks
• A Featured Resource equipping viewers to engage with Scripture’s claims about creation
• Ministry updates and a fresh look at God’s handiwork in the natural world

This episode bridges logic, neuroscience, genetics, and ethics—reminding us that from our thoughts to our DNA, every part of creation testifies to intentional, purposeful design.

Support Genesis Science Report with David Rives

]]> In Episode 55 of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a compelling look at the laws of logic—the invisible rules that govern every thought, every conversation, and every scientific discovery. Are these laws merely human conventions, or do they point to something far deeper? David unpacks why logic cannot be explained by material processes alone and how its universality, immateriality, and unchanging nature point directly to the God who created an ordered universe. Even reasoning itself becomes evidence of design.
Next, world-renowned engineering professor Dr. Andy McIntosh joins the program to explore the astonishing design of the human brain. Far more sophisticated than any computer system ever built, the brain operates through a network of chemical and electrical “circuits” that enable memory, language, creativity, and abstract thought. Dr. McIntosh explains how these systems couldn’t arise gradually through natural selection—but instead reflect purposeful engineering. From information processing to irreducibly complex neural pathways, the brain displays a level of ingenuity that mirrors the mind of a Creator.

Finally, genomic researcher Dr. Jeff Tomkins addresses a troubling trend emerging from Silicon Valley: embryo screening for predicted IQ. With tech executives reportedly paying tens of thousands of dollars to select embryos with preferred traits, a new frontier of human customization is rapidly unfolding. Dr. Tomkins explains why IQ prediction from genetics is scientifically unreliable, why humans cannot be reduced to data points, and how attempts to “design” intelligence misunderstand the complexity of God’s design for life. He also examines the ethical dangers of treating children like products—and contrasts this attitude with the biblical truth that human worth is inherent, not engineered.

Also featured:
• A Kids Corner spotlighting the clever engineering of real-life shape-shifting animals
• A Genesis Science Minute revealing how glaciers and pressure can fracture mighty rocks
• A Featured Resource equipping viewers to engage with Scripture’s claims about creation
• Ministry updates and a fresh look at God’s handiwork in the natural world

This episode bridges logic, neuroscience, genetics, and ethics—reminding us that from our thoughts to our DNA, every part of creation testifies to intentional, purposeful design.

Support Genesis Science Report with David Rives

]]> S02 Ep037 | DNA Myths Shattered and Climate Fears Examined https://gsr.fireside.fm/15 ebf1c88a-5f2d-4f43-8abc-041b4970d487 Mon, 04 Aug 2025 18:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries Are humans and chimps really nearly identical—and is Earth’s climate on the brink? David Rives explores synthetic blood breakthroughs, Dr. Carl Werner debunks the “98.8% similarity” myth, and Michael Oard examines ocean current collapse claims through a biblical lens. 57:59 no In Episode 37 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a groundbreaking discussion on synthetic blood—an innovation that could transform emergency medicine and surgery. David Rives examines the promises and perils of this technology, connecting modern bioengineering to the biblical truth that “the life of the flesh is in the blood,” and urging discernment as science pushes the boundaries of life itself. Next, Dr. Carl Werner joins us to unpack new research that shatters one of evolution’s most repeated claims: that humans and chimpanzees are “98.8% genetically identical.” Werner explains how this figure dominated textbooks and museum exhibits for decades, why new data reveals a far greater genetic gap, and what it means for understanding humanity’s unique design in light of Scripture. Then, meteorologist and creation researcher Michael Oard addresses media headlines warning of a “collapsing” Atlantic ocean current that could trigger climate catastrophe. Oard examines what the data really shows, separates hype from evidence, and offers a biblical perspective on Earth’s climate resilience—grounding the discussion in history and God’s providence over creation. Also featured: a Kids Corner exploring the vast world of arthropods, a Genesis Science Minute on how folded rock layers point to a global Flood, and a Featured Resource spotlighting Genetic Entropy by Dr. John Sanford—a powerful exploration of why genomes are degenerating, not evolving upward. This episode bridges cutting‑edge science with timeless biblical truths—affirming that the God who created the heavens still holds every detail in His hands. Genesis Science Report, David Rives, Carl Werner, Michael Oard, synthetic blood ethics, human vs chimp DNA, genetic difference, creation vs evolution, AMOC current collapse, climate change debate, biblical worldview, Kids Corner, Genesis Science Minute, Genetic Entropy, John Sanford, global flood evidence In Episode 37 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a groundbreaking discussion on synthetic blood—an innovation that could transform emergency medicine and surgery. David Rives examines the promises and perils of this technology, connecting modern bioengineering to the biblical truth that “the life of the flesh is in the blood,” and urging discernment as science pushes the boundaries of life itself.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner joins us to unpack new research that shatters one of evolution’s most repeated claims: that humans and chimpanzees are “98.8% genetically identical.” Werner explains how this figure dominated textbooks and museum exhibits for decades, why new data reveals a far greater genetic gap, and what it means for understanding humanity’s unique design in light of Scripture.

Then, meteorologist and creation researcher Michael Oard addresses media headlines warning of a “collapsing” Atlantic ocean current that could trigger climate catastrophe. Oard examines what the data really shows, separates hype from evidence, and offers a biblical perspective on Earth’s climate resilience—grounding the discussion in history and God’s providence over creation.

Also featured: a Kids Corner exploring the vast world of arthropods, a Genesis Science Minute on how folded rock layers point to a global Flood, and a Featured Resource spotlighting Genetic Entropy by Dr. John Sanford—a powerful exploration of why genomes are degenerating, not evolving upward.

This episode bridges cutting‑edge science with timeless biblical truths—affirming that the God who created the heavens still holds every detail in His hands.

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]]> In Episode 37 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a groundbreaking discussion on synthetic blood—an innovation that could transform emergency medicine and surgery. David Rives examines the promises and perils of this technology, connecting modern bioengineering to the biblical truth that “the life of the flesh is in the blood,” and urging discernment as science pushes the boundaries of life itself.

Next, Dr. Carl Werner joins us to unpack new research that shatters one of evolution’s most repeated claims: that humans and chimpanzees are “98.8% genetically identical.” Werner explains how this figure dominated textbooks and museum exhibits for decades, why new data reveals a far greater genetic gap, and what it means for understanding humanity’s unique design in light of Scripture.

Then, meteorologist and creation researcher Michael Oard addresses media headlines warning of a “collapsing” Atlantic ocean current that could trigger climate catastrophe. Oard examines what the data really shows, separates hype from evidence, and offers a biblical perspective on Earth’s climate resilience—grounding the discussion in history and God’s providence over creation.

Also featured: a Kids Corner exploring the vast world of arthropods, a Genesis Science Minute on how folded rock layers point to a global Flood, and a Featured Resource spotlighting Genetic Entropy by Dr. John Sanford—a powerful exploration of why genomes are degenerating, not evolving upward.

This episode bridges cutting‑edge science with timeless biblical truths—affirming that the God who created the heavens still holds every detail in His hands.

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]]> S02 Ep034 | Project 2025, Prayer, and Proof of God’s Design https://gsr.fireside.fm/12 9600658c-1e76-412a-9d99-8a98b44ab1d7 Mon, 14 Jul 2025 18:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries Can science remain objective in a politically charged world? David Rives tackles Project 2025 and the politicization of science. Then, Michael Maughon returns with live animals that showcase incredible design, and David Coppedge explores how God can hear every prayer—no matter how many are being spoken. 58:23 no In Episode 34 of The Genesis Science Report, we open with an important question: Can science stay true to its purpose when political agendas threaten to rewrite the rules? David Rives dives into the implications of Project 2025, highlighting the growing tension between genuine scientific inquiry and ideological influence—and why separating science from politics matters more than ever. Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon is back with another round of live animal demonstrations. Through claws, scales, and surprising adaptations, Michael showcases the brilliant designs God placed into each creature—reminding us that nature points directly to the Creator. Finally, science journalist David Coppedge tackles a profound theological question: How can God hear billions of prayers at once? Using analogies from computer science and his own experience at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Coppedge helps bridge science and faith to reveal why God’s omnipotence makes every prayer personal. Also featured: a Kids Corner on the giant sauropods, a Genesis Science Minute asking where you place your faith, and a Featured Resource offering a biblical guide to North American dinosaurs. This episode blends scientific integrity, live animal encounters, and deep theological reflection—unpacking truth from every angle. Project 2025, politicization of science, scientific integrity, Michael Maughon, live animal education, intelligent design, David Coppedge, prayer and omnipotence, creation science, Genesis dinosaurs, biblical worldview, astrophysics and faith, God and prayer, David Rives, Genesis Science Report In Episode 34 of The Genesis Science Report, we open with an important question: Can science stay true to its purpose when political agendas threaten to rewrite the rules? David Rives dives into the implications of Project 2025, highlighting the growing tension between genuine scientific inquiry and ideological influence—and why separating science from politics matters more than ever.

Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon is back with another round of live animal demonstrations. Through claws, scales, and surprising adaptations, Michael showcases the brilliant designs God placed into each creature—reminding us that nature points directly to the Creator.

Finally, science journalist David Coppedge tackles a profound theological question: How can God hear billions of prayers at once? Using analogies from computer science and his own experience at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Coppedge helps bridge science and faith to reveal why God’s omnipotence makes every prayer personal.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the giant sauropods, a Genesis Science Minute asking where you place your faith, and a Featured Resource offering a biblical guide to North American dinosaurs.

This episode blends scientific integrity, live animal encounters, and deep theological reflection—unpacking truth from every angle.

Support Genesis Science Report with David Rives

]]> In Episode 34 of The Genesis Science Report, we open with an important question: Can science stay true to its purpose when political agendas threaten to rewrite the rules? David Rives dives into the implications of Project 2025, highlighting the growing tension between genuine scientific inquiry and ideological influence—and why separating science from politics matters more than ever.

Next, wildlife educator Michael Maughon is back with another round of live animal demonstrations. Through claws, scales, and surprising adaptations, Michael showcases the brilliant designs God placed into each creature—reminding us that nature points directly to the Creator.

Finally, science journalist David Coppedge tackles a profound theological question: How can God hear billions of prayers at once? Using analogies from computer science and his own experience at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Coppedge helps bridge science and faith to reveal why God’s omnipotence makes every prayer personal.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on the giant sauropods, a Genesis Science Minute asking where you place your faith, and a Featured Resource offering a biblical guide to North American dinosaurs.

This episode blends scientific integrity, live animal encounters, and deep theological reflection—unpacking truth from every angle.

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]]> S02 Ep032 | Playing God? The Shocking Science Behind Extinct Species Resurrection https://gsr.fireside.fm/10 dfada25d-fc5e-4159-868f-34e07fea6b24 Mon, 30 Jun 2025 18:00:00 -0400 David Rives Ministries full David Rives Ministries Should we resurrect extinct animals? David Rives tackles the ethical dilemmas behind de-extinction technology. Then, wildlife educator Michael Maughon brings live creatures into the studio, and Dr. Stuart Burgess reveals how bird wings are teaching engineers to solve modern aviation challenges. 58:29 no In Episode 32 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a bold question at the crossroads of science and ethics: Should we bring extinct animals back to life? David Rives examines the recent efforts to revive the dire wolf using genetic engineering, exploring the scientific achievements—and the deep moral and theological questions—surrounding de-extinction. Next, wildlife educator and creation advocate Michael Maughon joins us for a hands-on segment featuring live animals in the studio. From scales to fur, Michael shows how the intricate designs of God’s creatures testify to brilliant, intentional craftsmanship. Finally, Dr. Stuart Burgess, professor of engineering design at Bristol and Liberty University, explains how scientists are studying bird wings to improve aircraft. Recent research shows how features like covert feathers naturally prevent stalling—something engineers are still trying to replicate. Dr. Burgess demonstrates why even our best human designs can’t match the complexity and efficiency of what God has built into creation. Also in this episode: a Kids Corner on the strange and diverse world of starfish, a Genesis Science Minute on Darwin’s forgotten flaws, and a Featured Resource unpacking the truth about the Ice Age from a biblical perspective. This episode blends cutting-edge science with timeless truths—revealing how both innovation and nature point us back to the Creator. de-extinction, dire wolf, CRISPR, genetic engineering, creation science, intelligent design, live animals, wildlife education, bird flight, aircraft design, Stuart Burgess, Michael Maughon, starfish, biblical worldview, Genesis, Ice Age, fossils, ethical science, theology and science, David Rives In Episode 32 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a bold question at the crossroads of science and ethics: Should we bring extinct animals back to life? David Rives examines the recent efforts to revive the dire wolf using genetic engineering, exploring the scientific achievements—and the deep moral and theological questions—surrounding de-extinction.

Next, wildlife educator and creation advocate Michael Maughon joins us for a hands-on segment featuring live animals in the studio. From scales to fur, Michael shows how the intricate designs of God’s creatures testify to brilliant, intentional craftsmanship.

Finally, Dr. Stuart Burgess, professor of engineering design at Bristol and Liberty University, explains how scientists are studying bird wings to improve aircraft. Recent research shows how features like covert feathers naturally prevent stalling—something engineers are still trying to replicate. Dr. Burgess demonstrates why even our best human designs can’t match the complexity and efficiency of what God has built into creation.

Also in this episode: a Kids Corner on the strange and diverse world of starfish, a Genesis Science Minute on Darwin’s forgotten flaws, and a Featured Resource unpacking the truth about the Ice Age from a biblical perspective.

This episode blends cutting-edge science with timeless truths—revealing how both innovation and nature point us back to the Creator.

Support Genesis Science Report with David Rives

]]> In Episode 32 of The Genesis Science Report, we begin with a bold question at the crossroads of science and ethics: Should we bring extinct animals back to life? David Rives examines the recent efforts to revive the dire wolf using genetic engineering, exploring the scientific achievements—and the deep moral and theological questions—surrounding de-extinction.

Next, wildlife educator and creation advocate Michael Maughon joins us for a hands-on segment featuring live animals in the studio. From scales to fur, Michael shows how the intricate designs of God’s creatures testify to brilliant, intentional craftsmanship.

Finally, Dr. Stuart Burgess, professor of engineering design at Bristol and Liberty University, explains how scientists are studying bird wings to improve aircraft. Recent research shows how features like covert feathers naturally prevent stalling—something engineers are still trying to replicate. Dr. Burgess demonstrates why even our best human designs can’t match the complexity and efficiency of what God has built into creation.

Also in this episode: a Kids Corner on the strange and diverse world of starfish, a Genesis Science Minute on Darwin’s forgotten flaws, and a Featured Resource unpacking the truth about the Ice Age from a biblical perspective.

This episode blends cutting-edge science with timeless truths—revealing how both innovation and nature point us back to the Creator.

Support Genesis Science Report with David Rives

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