The Rocks Cry Out, Volume 2 (Lessons 7-12)

Very few people have ever seen a fascinating, visual presentation of the evidence supporting a Biblical creation viewpoint. These videos connect science and history to God's Word using demonstrations, stories, and evidence filmed around America. The Rocks Cry Out teaches listeners how to interpret evidence from a Biblical perspective and explains how even brilliant people can be blinded to the truth when they leave God's Word out of their thinking.

The Rocks Cry Out Creation Curriculum provides the perfect tool for use in churches, fellowship groups, youth groups, and home schools to educate those around you with the credibility of God's Word in every area. The set includes three videos with two lessons on each, plus a Leader's Guide for Lessons 7-12.

Leaders: Anyone can lead this class. It is designed for the nonscientist to lead a class on the evidence supporting Biblical creation and a Biblical view of history. The associated and recommended resource materials cover the specific questions asked by most people.

Audience: Suitable for any group from upper elementary age through adults.

Video Length: Total video time varies from 40-50 minutes. If used as a class, a minimum of 45 minutes is needed, but it is preferable to have 60 minutes to allow for discussion time.

Session Titles:

Lesson 7 – Science is a Tool (How the very laws of science support the fact that we have a Creator)

Lesson 8 – The Grand Canyon (The Grand Canyon is a perfect example of the evidence supporting a worldwide flood)

Lesson 9 – Explosive Evidence for Creation (Mt. St. Helens provides a model to understand rapid geological change happening during the flood of Noah)

Lesson 10 – Science Starts with Creation (Consensus does not determine truth and not all scientists believe in evolution)

Lesson 11 – Brilliant: Made in the Image of God (Ancient cultures reveal rapid development of intelligence by God, not slow evolution of mankind)

Lesson 12 – A Matter of Time (The vast majority of dating methods reveal a recent creation)

Additional Resources: 

A copy of Have You Considered is optional but highly recommended for each person in a group.