Flood Geology | Episode 1 | Mount St. Helens | Dr. Steve Austin

Dr. Steve Austin explores how the events at Mount St. Helens could give us a key to the past in understanding how the catastrophic world wide flood changed the face of the earth.

In 1980 Mount St. Helens erupted and quickly became known as “God’s gift to Creationists.” Thirty years later geologist Dr. Steve Austin returns to the volcanic monument to share about the catastrophic processes which reshaped the terrain and how they support the Biblical record of earth’s history. He presents his research on how the events at Mount St. Helens reveal catastrophic processes in other geologic features such as the Grand Canyon and petrified forests at Yellowstone. The formation of these features have been thought to have taken millions of years, but because of the events at Mount St. Helens, can now be explained by catastrophic processes, especially the Global Flood recorded in the Bible.

Stars: Dr. Steve Austin

[charynfrances]

God is so gracious to give us a visible example of His creative power and the truth of His Word, the Bible. Thank you Father, and thank you Steve Austin and all involved in the production of this video. It gives glory to God 🙌❤

[danielhanawalt]

Excellent explanation of how quickly things can happen. And how events of the past have been viewed in millions of years when they took only a fraction of time. The one called Satan is also called the father of lies. When people scoff at the idea creation took a matter of days it proves how easily humans can be deceived. Very good video and work.

[galenstevenson]

I always love to hear Steve (the mud man) Austin teach but I also want to compliment the wonderful production of the video itself.

[colvinator]

Amazing grace, amazing clear evidence of Almighty God and His creation. This is a wonderful tool for evangelism and for refuting the evolutionists and their unfounded ' theories '. Thanks a lot Steve and all your colleagues too. Colin UK 🇬🇧

[tinawelch]

God be praised for allowing you to interpret geologi al evidence on His timetable. greatly enjoyed your presentation

[rickhinojosa]

Thank you for this upload. I love the truth and the truth is presented in this Geologists work at Mt. St. Helens. 🙏

[RobertSimmons-xhqy]

Wish we had had this when I was at school

[j.romorgan]

awesome.... thank you for digging in and finding truth!

[IHUTCHI]

Wow. Thanks for this interesting look into the eruption and a further study of the geological implications. I live in Vancouver so I know about what happened and I love the study of geological time lines. This gives me a lot to think about and it makes a LOT of sense when I put it up against other things I have read.

[johnwall]

Hello and Thank you Brother Austin! For sharing your insight into God's Awesome and Perfect World! 🌎

[connieanderson]

I am enjoying all of these videos! Thank you for educating us, I love it!

[TheAirplanewoman]

This is a really cool ministry and educational. God bless

[cynthiaweber]

So much we still don't know. Fascinating to see and learn.

[rickstephens]

Thanks Steve for your work on mount Saint Helen's, and God bless you

[markporter-thechurchhistor]

Loved this😃Dr.Steve Austin is the bionic man of flood geology 📖✝️

[marioduddu]

It was a brilliant insight that explains how coal deposits were formed. God bless you.

[rwd]

I grew up in Arizona, and as a kid, something just didn't seem right when my teachers and the park rangers would say, "The Colorado River formed this canyon over millions of years." It just didn't sound right. I grew up in the church too, (my father did a lot of missionary work for the Navajos, digging wells and fixing generators for them) and there wasn't a whole lot of information about the science of creation in the 70s. But this solidifies what I already knew, deep inside.

But on a more interesting note. My father died when I was a kid. So we moved away from AZ to CA. The spiritual influences in my life dwindled. I joined the navy, and put Christianity in my rearview mirror. But at the age of 29, I began to seek God out and read the Bible my father had given me. My ship pulled into Seattle for Seattle Sea Fair in August of 2000, and they were offering bus tours to Mt. St. Helens. This mountain had fascinated me ever since it exploded. I remember my geography teacher wheeling out a TV set to show us the news, back in Flagstaff, AZ. I thought back then, I want to see that someday.

So I did. I took the tour, and it was life changing. When I got to the mountain, I stood there, and was in utter awe of the devastation. God brought back to my mind the verses I had just read earlier. "The mountains quake at Him, and the hills melt, and the earth is burned by His presence; who can stand before His indignation, and abide in the fierceness of HIs anger? (Nahum 1). I thought, "If God's presence can do this to a mountain which has not sinned, what is He going to do to me, who has sinned?" It was at that moment I repented and gave my life to Christ, standing before Mt. St. Helens. My life has been radically different ever since.

[sherraleewoods]

What an amazing documentary. So professionally presented. It soon became very apparent that Mt St Helens provided irrefutable proof that there is evidence that rigorously challenges the millions of years scenario. Presented in plain language without the Hollywood hype it was fact filled and so very interesting.
Thankyou for a documentary I can confidently share with friends.

[firstordercommandergames]

Excellent work and production to bring this knowledge and truth to light. Only those willingly blind and fools can deny what is presented in these series. For us who acknowledge it, our faith is tempered all the more. May God bless this ministry and all who view these series.

[mondochild]

Thank you sir. Mt. St. Helen is my favorite Mtn to search, since late 80’s. Want more of the Grand Canyon and the narrow canyon at Page, Arizona. catastrophic floods from breach dam?