In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. In part 1 of Genesis and Science, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Genesis 1:1.
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Study Notes
GENESIS AND SCIENCE
As we saw in our previous series, Genesis is a book of beginnings. It documents the beginning of space, time, matter, energy, stars and planets. In it, we see the beginning of the earth: water, air, land, plant life, animal life and human beings in God’s image. It also documents the beginning of sin and the beginning of redemption as God promised the coming of a Messiah. But, it also raises questions about how the book’s teaching relates to modern science with specific regard to the when and how of creation. It is a challenging question, and followers of Christ have staked out varying positions on that issue. But whatever position one holds, we must unite in the essential truths of creation and Creator and learn to speak to our culture about their significance.
In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all things charity.
But…
- What is “essential”?
- Does “non-essential” mean non-important?
GENESIS AND SCIENCE
Part 1: Essential Prologue
Part 2: Young Earth Creationism and Old Earth Creationism
Part 3: Evolutionary Creation and Intelligent Design
Part 4: The Evidence for a Creator
Part 5: The Culture and the Creator
When?
- In the beginning
Who?
- God
What?
- created the heavens and the earth
Applying the Text
- Do you know your Creator and your purpose?