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Learn with Dr. Bob
Robert Wright, Ph.D., travels the country visiting significant geological, paleontological, and historic sites; he shares his experiences and interprets the sites from a Biblical perspective. Through the lessons here, you can join him in these adventures. Each lesson includes a video of Dr. Bob's visit, supplemental information, scripture references, and a worksheet to review.
These visits are part of our effort to strengthen believers of all ages.
They are free of charge, but copying or redistributing them is prohibited. Please share the link with anyone interested.


Utah’s Window into the Global Flood
The rocks of Utah, like the rocks of the Grand Canyon and so many other places we have visited, keep pointing us back to that hope. Keep studying the evidence. It all testifies of Him.


The Flawed Council of Nicaea
The striking lack of biblical foundation for its key formulations only underscores how thoroughly the outcome rested on human reasoning, imported philosophy, political necessity, and institutional power rather than on the plain teaching of scripture.


The Bible's Harmony: Addressing Proposed Inconsistencies with Faithful Eyes
Faithful scholarship, drawing on careful exegesis, knowledge of ancient Near Eastern storytelling practices, and a high view of Scripture, has repeatedly shown that these difficulties are not fatal flaws. They are invitations to dig deeper.


The Younger Dryas: Rapid Oscillations in Earth’s Climate Recovery After the Flood
The Younger Dryas is simply one of the prominent climate oscillations that occurred while the earth was recovering from those Flood conditions.


The RNA-First Theory: Why It Cannot Work and Why God’s Design Still Stands
The failure of the RNA world hypothesis does not leave us without an answer. It leaves us with the answer the Bible has always given: life began by the word of the living God. The same Creator who formed the first cells continues to hold all things together, and in Christ we find both the origin of life and the hope of new life


The Nations in the Hand of God: How the Civilizations of the Ancient World Shaped the Path of Israel
From the first page of Genesis to the closing vision of Revelation, the Bible presents history as the purposeful work of the living God. He creates, He judges, He scatters, He gathers, and He directs the rise and fall of every nation so that His redemptive plan moves steadily forward.


Ancient Persia, Modern Iran, and the Hope of Israel’s Restoration
We love opening the Scriptures and watching the same God who formed the earth in six days and preserved Noah through the global Flood continue to move through the pages of history. Few chapters of that history are more striking than the rise of ancient Persia.


The Quiet Hand of God
The Book of Esther is not a story of God’s absence. It is a story of the Quiet Hand of God, gently placing the players, guiding events, and accomplishing deliverance without speaking a word.


The Mystery of Multicellular Life: Design, Not Necessity
Single-celled life shows His power in the simplest forms. Multicellular life displays His creativity in coordinated systems that work together in harmony. Both point us to the One who designed it all. In a world still marked by the effects of the Fall and the Flood...


The Illusion of Accelerating Expansion
As you look up at the night sky, the redshift you see is not proof of billions of years; it is the lingering echo of the moment the Creator hammered out the firmament, stretched out the heavens by His understanding, and scattered and organized the cosmos in a single week.


Written in Our Genes
The story of humanity is not a collection of disconnected scenes. It is the unfolding of one family under the sovereignty of God, from the ark to the ends of the earth, and ultimately to the gathering of the redeemed in Christ.


Beauty That Silences Evolution
The beauty that surrounds us is not a problem for the biblical record. It is one of its strongest confirmations. The same God who painted the reefs and fashioned the peacock’s train is the God who entered His own creation in the person of Jesus Christ, offering redemption and the hope of a renewed world where every form of beauty will find its perfect fulfillment.


I Am Doing a Great Work and Cannot Come Down
Sunday School Lesson, August 2, 2026.


Snow, Ice, and the Voice of the Almighty: Cold Weather in the Book of Job
When we open the Book of Job, we step into the earliest written book of the Bible by date of authorship. Long before Moses recorded Genesis, the account of Job was already circulating among the people of God. Its setting reaches back to the patriarchal age, not far removed from the great Flood itself.


Held Together by Design
When we look at laminin we can rightly marvel at both the silhouette and the substance. The cruciform outline is interesting. The engineering that makes the molecule work is astonishing.


Pure Salt Beds: Silent Witnesses to Noah’s Global Flood
These silent beds of pure salt are not merely geological curiosities. They are monuments to the faithfulness of God’s Word.


The Stones of the Breastplate and the Tribes of Israel
Whether ordered by birth, by mother, by camp, or by color, the memorial function was the same. Every tribe of Israel was known, remembered, and represented before the God who called them by name.


The 153 Fish
If you have ever felt your own nets empty after a long night of labor, remember the 153. The Lord knows the number. He knows your name. He is still speaking: “Cast the net.” And when the catch comes in, you will discover what the disciples discovered at dawn on the Sea of Galilee: every last one is accounted for, and not one is lost.


Modern Genetics Confirms We All Came from Noah
The genetic data do not invent a new story. They confirm the old one. The same Scriptures that tell us of Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, and Confusion also give us the genealogy that modern DNA has now traced in remarkable detail. From Noah’s family the nations spread.


Elijah and the Widow’s Son
Sunday School Lesson, July 5, 2026
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