In this episode, Jem and Dustin slow down in Genesis 1:5–8 and ask a question most people never think to ask:

Who decided when a day begins?

Genesis presents a dusk-to-dusk rhythm rooted in God’s design, yet modern life runs on a midnight-to-midnight clock. Was that shift about efficiency, or something deeper?

Together, they explore the waters of Genesis, the meaning of the firmament, why the second day is never called “good,” and how ancient cultures once understood time before that rhythm changed. Along the way, they wrestle honestly with questions about structure, boundaries, authority, and how God’s order is established in creation — and what happens when that order is quietly replaced.

This episode is about noticing what Scripture slows down to show us.