The God Who is There (Genesis 1:1-2)
The first two verses of scripture reveal that there is One God, that he is a Personal God, and that he has the power of creation and destruction. But is that all there is to know about him?
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He is There and He is Not Silent (Genesis 1:3-13)
God begins to share who he is with the universe. Revelation produces structure. Structure makes room for life. And life leads to further revelation.
The System of the Apocalypse (Genesis 1:14-25)
God fills the structures he made with life and, in the process, reveals what exactly is going on.
The Priesthood of the Apocalypse (Genesis 1:26-31)
Worshipers need worship leaders. And the worship leaders need to know God intimately if they are to lead others closer to the source of life. So God creates a special set of living creatures who can do just that.
The End of the Apocalypse (Genesis 2:1-3)
The last day of creation also turns out to be final day of planet Earth — and reveals the meaning behind all of history.
The Inciting Incident (Ruth 1)
A wealthy woman loses everything and has to come crawling back home. Bitterly, she wonders which God she is being ruled by: the Judge or the Redeemer?
The First Act Break (Ruth 2)
A job opportunity presents itself, but what are the potential costs — and benefits?
The Mid-Point Shift (Ruth 3)
Naomi comes up with a questionable plan, but Ruth has an even better idea…
The Third Act Twist (Ruth 4)
Boaz hatches his own plan, and as a result a messiah is born in Bethlehem.
The Bible vs. the World: Gender (Genesis 1&2)
Are men and women identical, interchangeable? Or are they equal but different, each one unique, with something unique to offer the world?
Listen in to find out…
