ARTICLES ON REGIONAL GEOLOGY
Geology articles extending beyond Grand Canyon to other regions and landscapes interpreted within a biblical creation framework.
Florida’s Geology Through the Lens of Noah’s Flood
Florida is not a simple one-event landscape. It is more like a layered story. Being in Florida right now sharing about Canyon Ministries at the Southern Baptist Annual Meeting has me thinking about geology in a different way than I usually do. Out West, geology is obvious. You stand on the rim of the Grand Canyon and…
The Appalachians and the Global Flood
To understand the Appalachians properly, we have to step back far enough to see not just a mountain range, but a world that was once unified, later broken apart, and reshaped by catastrophic events. A World That Was Once Whole There are landscapes that feel settled, as though their story is complete the moment you…
Petrified Forest: Beauty, Mystery, and Catastrophic History
The splendor and importance of this fossilized arbor is hard to overstate. But how did it get here? Arizona’s Ultimate Rock Garden: The Petrified Forest Roughly two hours down I-40 East from Flagstaff, or about fifty miles before you reach the New Mexico border, you’ll find one of Northern Arizona’s true gems—the…
Bryce Canyon National Park
All these factors combined to form Bryce’s remarkable features very quickly in the early post-flood years. One hundred miles north of Grand Canyon lies a typical southern Utah plateau. Peculiarly named the Paunsaugunt, this relatively narrow strip of land juts out above the valley below. Exposed on its sides are…
The Rest Of The Story
Over the past 24 years of exploring and sharing the Grand Canyon, we have gotten to know it pretty well. Adventure awaits around every corner, and we love seeing the faces of our guests light up as we take them into its many hidden treasures. Of course, marveling over the beauty of this place is only part of our…
Past Preserved in Stone
“The Wave” in Northern Arizona I recently had the enormous privilege of visiting the “Wave” in Northern Arizona. No doubt many of you have seen the flood of images I have shared in various social media forms. In spite of all that, I couldn’t help but share it at least one more time. Please visit…
Horseshoe Bend, Arizona – A Gem of the Colorado River
Horseshoe Bend sits in Glen Canyon just upstream from Grand Canyon. This guide explores its Navajo Sandstone setting, Colorado River geography, human history, wildlife, and practical details for understanding and visiting the site.