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Jul 14, 2026 32 min

Genesis 1 Explained: Creation in Context | Bible in Context Ep. 1

from Called To Freedom Hosted by Brandon Hawkins

Welcome to the very first episode of Bible in Context, a new series from Called to Freedom where we study Scripture verse by verse, exploring the historical, cultural, and biblical context behind God’s Word. In this episode, we take a deep dive into Genesis 1. Was creation literal? What does “day” mean? Why does the creation account matter? Instead of approaching the text with modern assumptions, we’ll examine what Genesis meant to its original audience while seeing how it points us to God’s character and His plan throughout Scripture. Whether you’re new to the Bible or have been studying it for years, this series is designed to help you read Scripture with greater clarity and confidence. In this episode: * The purpose of Genesis 1 * The order and significance of creation * Common questions about the creation account * What Genesis teaches us about God, humanity, and our purpose * How Genesis 1 connects to the rest of the Bible If this study encouraged you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help others discover God’s Word in its proper context. 📖 Series: Bible in Context 🎙️ Channel: Called to Freedom Question for you: What is one question you’ve always had about Genesis 1? Let me know in the comments—I may answer it in a future episode.

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