March 18th, 2025

(Tuesday, 7:00 – 8:30 pm)

Meeting Topic: Talk by Marshall Jordan – “A Biblical Radiocarbon Chronology for Dating the Joseph Famine and the Exodus.”

Abstract: “A secular radiocarbon chronology has been published for dynastic Egypt based on uniformitarian assumptions. This chronology gives dates incompatible with biblical chronology as understood by scholars who hold the Bible to be God’s Word. The recent publication of a biblical radiocarbon curve allows the secular errors to be corrected, providing evidence that Joseph and Israel entered Egypt during the reign of Pharaoh Djoser of the 3rd dynasty. The poor quality of data based on artifacts prevents radiocarbon dating from showing the pharaoh of the Exodus, but neither does radiocarbon dating overturn the historical research pointing to the Exodus in the reign of Anenemhet IV of the 12th dynasty.”

Brighteon Video of Talk by Marshall Jordan

February 18th, 2025

(Tuesday, 7:00 – 8:30 pm)

Meeting Topic: Talk by Ray Mondragon – “Problem of Evil – Insights from Creation Science”

Abstract: “The problem of evil is the most powerful argument used by atheists against the existence of God.  The early chapters of Genesis give a lot of insight into the problem of evil issue and lay the foundation for answering this issue. We will start with insights from Gen 3 and then attempt to give a biblical answer to the problem of evil.”

Brighteon Video of Talk by Ray Mondragon

Speaker Biography:

“I haven’t always been a true believer in Jesus Christ. I grew up Roman Catholic in a small northern NM town (Taos). But it wasn’t until I was a student at UNM that I realized that something was missing—a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Being an athlete, I saw first hand from fellow athletes, what a real Christian looked like. Being involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, we were immediately thrust into ministry. Before long I developed a passion for studying God’s Word and discovered a gift for teaching it . . . ” (Ray’s website)

  • B.S. Civil Engineering (University of New Mexico)
  • Th.M. in Old Testament Literature and Exegesis (Dallas Theological Seminary)
  • D.Min. in Biblical Studies (Trinity Theological Seminary)