Mm-hmm.

And they got transferred to little towns here and there.

Sometimes there were no Sunday schools.

They started a Sunday school.

Or there was only one or two churches, and my father would have to look for which church taught the Bible the best.

But he was always on about biblical authority and never compromising God's Word.

They had such an evangelistic heart and they would often invite missionaries from the Open Air Campaigners Group, that's a group of missionaries that started in Australia actually.

Is there something that you've done that's out there that people can gather and use to learn how to share Christ through creation?

And God made it that way then,

right? I say to people, and then God made it that way.

Yeah, and he said, that's very good.

I say to people, look, if I went to you and said, do you believe that Jesus walked on water? Oh, yeah.

Well, how do you know that? Oh, because the Bible says.

Oh, I see.

Do you believe that Jesus rose from the dead? Well, yeah.

It's

Yep.

You've added man's ideas into the Bible, and what's happened is those generations realize, "You know, if that part of the Bible is not true, why is the rest true?" And off they go, and they leave the church.

And then they build a worldview consistent with the foundation they got from the world, and that is the foundation of man's word, which means anything goes.

When there's no king to tell them what to do, they all do what is right in their own eyes.

And so we see moral relativism permeating the culture.

And though those two are linked, the cat- catastrophic generational loss from the Church are very much linked to the increasing secularization of our culture, with moral relativism permeating, and it's because the majority of our Christian leaders have not taken a stand on Genesis 1 to 11.

They've compromised with evolution, millions of years.

Amen.

Oh, what was it?

Now I'll tell you why.

The word dinosaur was invented...

To be a name for land animals that walked on the land, not for sea creatures and not for flying creatures.

Okay.

Now, Predator X is a plesiosaurus.

and it belongs to the plesiosaur order.

Well, Ken, can you share a word of wisdom with our listeners who might be interested in studying dinosaurs or working in paleontology or some field of dinosaurs as they get older?