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Physics & Creation

The “Let There Be Light” Experience

Light → Electromagnetic Waves

Did you know that we can't see most light?

What we call “light” could more accurately be called “electromagnetic waves”. Most electromagnetic waves cannot be seen by the human eye at all. When God said, “Let there be light,” He wasn't just talking about what we see with our eyes. He was releasing the foundation of all matter, energy, and structure into existence.

The Bible and the laws of physics point to the same truth: a Creator who spoke the universe into being with precision, purpose, and power.

God said, “Let there be light.”

Genesis 1:3

This isn't just poetry. It's profound science.

At a Glance

Who

Homeschool families, church youth groups, adult learners… you name it!

Where

In Person - KC Metro

(online presentation also available)

Length

30 minutes to 3 hours

Why Physics & Creation?

Colorful lightbulb illustration for the Let There Be Light experience

One of my favorite topics is the creation of the universe. I am an engineer and a Christian. I have been studying physics, creation, and the Bible for more than 40 years.

The reason I am so passionate about this topic is because my father was a skeptic and a journalist who did not believe in the Creator God for most of my adult life. I wanted to find a way to show him that science and the Bible do not conflict.

I dug deep to find answers that match both physics and the belief in creation. What I have found was worth the search.

Warren Okerman, Founder of KidsWow

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A KidsWow facilitator teaching a hands-on physics lesson