The matter of the days of Genesis 1 can be a tense issue today. We explore the understandings of those days in this episode.

Exodus 32; Genesis 18 & 22. God puts his mediators to the same test.

The days of Genesis 1:3-31 find a deeply rhythmic pattern and repetition. What that means for how we understand the days and the order of creation is a matter of interpretation and plenty of thought.

Deep dive in Genesis 1:1-2. We consider if these two verses are part of the sequence of days in Genesis 1:3-2:3, how they fit into the overall narrative of Genesis’ 7 days account of creation.

Taking a look at starting our full series in Genesis with some basics and building blocks for what we will encounter.

My girls have been asking profound questions about God and it has sparked some really cool conversations around God and faith in our home.

Christ has won, but we walk awaiting that culminated reality. So, Paul instructs us about how we do that as Christians committed to the body and the Lord.

We are called to submit to Christ and one another. In Ephesians 5:22-6:9, Paul explains how that looks with specific case studies and examples.

The content of our character should be like Christ as individuals who belong to a community of believers.  My life needs to be lived like light and wisdom because I am submitted to my Lord Jesus Christ and my family of faith.  When one of us is not walking in the light the shadow is cast on all of us.

Called to walk in a manner worthy of our calling in Christ Jesus means walking in the conduct of our character and the community of faith in a way that looks, lives, and loves like Christ Jesus our Lord.