When you read Genesis or when you read Exodus, those books at the very beginning of the Bible, what do you think first?

Where does your mind go?

Do you think creationism versus evolution?

Do you think about an ark in Kentucky?

Or do you think about Christ and how He has been there from the very beginning and how he has shot through every book of scripture,

and that certainly includes Genesis and Exodus. John and I are going to have a conversation

today about Christ in the beginning. We're going to survey Genesis, we're going to survey Exodus

and try to show you Jesus, not in a weird hokey, where's Waldo, pull a rabbit out of the hat

kind of way, but in a sound, biblical, apostolic kind of way,

Christ is there. He's for you. He's a redeemer. That's what he's always been. We hope it comforts you

and encourages you. Stay tuned. Hey guys. This is Justin. Maybe you know that you are forgiven

because of Jesus Christ. But you're wondering, what does Jesus

have to do with my Christian life?

How is he involved in my sanctification even?

Or is he concerned at all with the ways that I struggle and the way that my life goes up

and down?

Is there any comfort for me in Jesus when it comes to all of that?

Well, I've written a book called More Than Forgiven, how being in Christ changes everything

that deals with this topic from Romans chapter 6. You can find this book at theocast.org.

Okay. Welcome to another episode of Theocast, and our hope and our aim today is encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.

And we're going to do that by having some conversations about the Christian life from a reformed and confessional gospel-centered perspective.

So really our ultimate aim is to help you see Christ in all of Scripture, the glory

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