In the century and a half since it was first published, Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species has proved to be one of the most influential books of our time. Not only has it influenced the study of science; it has had far-reaching implications for society as a whole. When a National Geographic cover article asked the question, "Was Darwin Wrong?" their answer was a resounding "No!" But what about it? Is it possible to accept the Bible as God's word, yet to believe that evolution was the means of creation? This telecast will give you the clear answer!

Is the Bible an inspired message from a loving, divine Father to all His children on planet Earth? Or is it something else? The Bible is more than just the most popular book in the whole world; it is God's revelation to you--and you can prove it for yourself, if you know how!

Many of us have dreamed about treasure hunting and striking it rich. The pirates of old are said to have amassed fortunes in gold, silver and jewels. Some of those riches are still hidden to this day. But there are treasures far more valuable than buried treasure chests or sunken pirate ships. Those treasures can be found in the Bible. We call them "The Promises of God".

What ever happened to sin? Let's face it, over the last 100 years there have been radical changes in the radically accepted definitions of right and wrong. When you look at the laws that have been enacted over the last century, it is apparent that whole nations have changed their views about right and wrong. Additionally, many churches have also changed their views about which behaviors to label as sinful.

Pope John Paul has just died as we film this program. Now there is urgent speculation about choosing a successor who will modernize the papacy. "Why can't women become priests?", many ask. Why teach against birth control when most Catholics practice it anyway? Why can't priests marry and have a family like everyone else? At the same time, the protestants are all divided about abortion. Many major protestant denominations are moving toward ordaining homosexuals as ministers. Who decides what is right and what is wrong? Who decides what sin really is?