In today's podcast, we will be doing a deep dive into the book of Genesis through the lens of how the flood mirrored God's act of creation, with a special emphasis on how Noah's Ark acted as a, 'type of Christ,' which is a person, place, thing, or event whose characteristics foreshadow the coming of Christ.

Hello everyone! Check out the second episode of my podcast, Wilderness Preacher, where my mission is to preach the gospel to every living creature. I'm really excited to share this episode with you. The title of the episode is, Untangling Eden: Misunderstood Passages in Early Genesis. In this episode, I provide an in-depth comprehensive analysis of some misconceptions found in spiritual circles as they relate to certain ideas such as generational curses, strongholds, The Book of Enoch, and the creation of the Nephilim, as found in the story of the fall of man in Genesis 3.

Jesus instructs us in the form of his final Great Commission found in Mark 16:15 to, "Go ye out into all the world and preach the gospel to every living creature. That is the main mission behind my Wilderness Preacher podcasts. The internet connects us to a global universe, and I want to use this as a means to preach God's word. In this, the first episode, I being by introducing myself, and the core philosophy behind this podcast. With this formality aside, I began my first project for this podcast to narrate the Bible in a year, beginning with Genesis. As I look at the story of creation in, The First Book of Moses: Genesis, the focal point of my lesson is the power of the spoken word in our everyday lives. I conclude the episode by walking my audience through Rick Warren's, The Purpose Driven Life, the second project I have in mind for my Podcast: To help my audience find their purpose and meaning in life through God. On an aside, it is a larger goal of the podcast to act as my ministry and testimony of the many things God has done for me in this life, and to live a life dedicated to serving and glorifying our Heavenly Father.