Hey everybody, Mike here.

So glad you're tuning in.

Hope you're having a great week, wherever you are,

whatever you're doing.

Thanks for letting us be a part of your life.

Thank you for those of you that like, subscribe, support. Man, you guys are such an amazing

community and so very blessed to be a part of it. Today, so next podcast I want to start a series on how to be political in these days.

It's just so nasty and so so crazy and it just it seems like it's

getting worse and worse and worse and so I want to start a series that's different

than the Jesus and Politics series that we did earlier in the

podcast.

I want to look at a bit at how the gospel itself is political and how it informs how we are political.

And so I hope that will be helpful.

I'm kind of excited about it, but today I'm starting to lead a little Bible study for some college guys who lead young life in the Columbus area

and they wanted to go through the book of Genesis, which is one of my favorites.

Particularly Genesis 1 through 3, and I've always dreamt about doing a extended sort of study in Genesis one, two, and three.

I just find it so fundamental and so interesting.

And so I was preparing for that, and there are a couple of things that I came across that I'd never heard before and were totally mind-blowing at least for me.

So this is a Bible Geek episode but it has some massive

implications in terms of how you understand Christianity's relationship to

science and because that's one of the huge issues in Genesis. How do we understand the book of

Genesis in its relationship to the accounts it gives of the origins of the

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