Father Jordan Griesbeck. Originally recorded on October 12, 2025.

This session covers an in-depth exploration of Genesis, emphasizing covenant, genealogy, ancient Near Eastern context, and the theological arc that connects Noah, Abraham, and the patriarchs to God’s unfolding promise. It also addresses difficult modern questions, encourages honest engagement with the text, and highlights how these early stories shape themes of faith, identity, and God’s redemptive plan. Originally recorded on October 12, 2025.

Review Genesis 4–9. What condition do we find ourselves in amidst a post-Fall world? Autonomy ("a law unto oneself") result in pride, shame, anxiety, and disordered relationships with creation. Witness the slow decline of humanity leading up to the Flood.

In this final session, Bp. Brewer opens the floor for questions from the class.

Originally recorded on Sunday, 9/28/25.

Why are there two creation accounts between Genesis 1 and 2? What is the "two-ness of Scripture"? Dr. Stephen Bagby continues the conversation.

Originally recorded on Sunday, 9/28/25.

In this episode, Bp. Brewer discusses generosity with money — Jesus talked about it a lot, so what did he teach on it? The wise Rabbi knew that use of money is connected to our hearts.

Originally recorded on Sunday, 9/21/25.

Walk through the Genesis creation account to glean theological truths from each day that God created.

In this episode of Called to Give, Bp. Greg Brewer teaches on the importance of self-sacrificial giving in a way that benefits others (and not us) — this is uniquely Christian.

Originally recorded on Sunday, 9/14/25.