I don’t know that I’ve ever explicitly taught through them but certainly understood them to be Jesus unpacking what the kingdom of God would look like. I mean, I’ve been a Christian for thirty years. Matt: Going into the series, I was familiar with the Beatitudes. RightNow Media: What is one thing you want viewers to walk away with after watching this series? Is there anything better than 4k resolution? If there is, I don’t know.
When we study the genre, we get to see God’s Word in the fullness of his color-it comes alive. The Bible gives us varying shades of color in different sections. That’s something I came to appreciate while working through the book of Genesis. It has a view toward chapter 50, getting the scene set for a savior who is going to come. Genesis could tell us about dinosaurs, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and all that kind of stuff but it doesn’t. I learned about the genre sensitivity of the study-that is, wrapping our minds around what the point of Genesis is-is really the best way to see God’s activity so we can teach and preach it.
It doesn’t have to be decoded like apocalyptic literature.
Genesis is a genre of history that doesn’t really fit the Psalter, Judges, or the prophets. Charlie: Preparing for Genesis is very different than preparing to teach other books.
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