Genesis 7 shows Noah stepping into the ark late in life—and into his greatest calling. This episode reflects on obedience, age, and why God’s timing doesn’t retire us from purpose.

The early church produced a book of Acts. Today, we often produce a book of talks. In this episode, Josh reflects on Noah’s story, modern church culture, and the power of faith that moves before it fully understands.

From ancient genealogies to modern DNA tests, humans have always wanted to know where they came from. Genesis 5 taps into that longing—and then surprises us. This episode explores heritage, identity, and why one life stands out among generations of death.

Genesis 4 asks a hard question: Do you bend your life to the truth—or bend the truth to fit your life? In this episode, Josh reflects on Cain, Abel, and why truth embraced brings freedom, but truth resisted becomes a prison.

Genesis 3 reveals what happens when humans gain more knowledge than they can handle—and then blame someone else for the fallout. This episode looks at the fall, our phones, and why real connection requires less scrolling and more ownership.

Eve wasn’t created to be Adam’s sidekick—she was created to be his reinforcement. This episode dives into Genesis 2:18, the Hebrew meaning of ezer, and why life, marriage, and faith were never meant to be navigated alone.

A failed “Bible-in-a-year” goal led to an unexpected discovery: Genesis reads differently when seen through the lens of quantum physics, relativity, and String Theory. In this episode, Josh explores how faith and science might not clash after all—but harmonize in a cosmic song that began with “Let there be light.”

Years ago, a home church experiment sparked a journey through Genesis, theology, and what “church” really means. In this podcast, Josh revisits that journey—chapter by chapter each week—exploring the tension between tradition and authenticity, and finding fresh faith in ancient words. New episodes drop every Wednesday of 2026.