Introduction
If Christians lose Genesis, they lose the foundation of every doctrine they hold dear. My new book, God Said and It Was So, shows why we must return to believing — and interpreting — the Bible from the very first verse.
Every generation faces its own battles over truth, but few battles are as foundational — or as destructive — as the war over Genesis. Today, Christians are told that the first chapter of the Bible is poetry, myth, allegory, or symbolic storytelling. They’re told that science rewrites Scripture, that miracles must be reinterpreted, and that the creation account is optional for Christian faith.
But if Genesis is not history, then the rest of Scripture collapses.
That is why I wrote God Said and It Was So — to equip believers with the hermeneutical tools, biblical clarity, and theological confidence needed to interpret Genesis as God intended. This book is not merely about creation; it is about trusting God’s Word from the very first verse.
Why Genesis Matters More Than Ever
We live in a world drowning in confusion:
- gender redefinitions
- attacks on marriage
- evolutionary dogma
- skepticism toward Scripture
- moral relativism
- theological compromise
Every one of these cultural battles traces back to Genesis. When Christians lose the creation account, they lose the foundation for:
- human identity
- morality
- marriage
- the gospel
- the Fall
- the need for redemption
- the authority of Scripture
Genesis is not a side issue. It is the cornerstone of Christian worldview.
What God Said and It Was So Provides
This book is a practical, accessible guide to interpreting historical narrative — using Genesis 1 as the model. You will learn:
- how to identify biblical genre
- how to interpret historical narrative correctly
- how to avoid common hermeneutical errors
- how Genesis shapes every major doctrine
- how to defend Scripture against modern attacks
- how creation connects directly to the gospel
I wrote this book because Christians deserve clarity, not confusion. God did not write Genesis to be mysterious. He wrote it to be understood — even by children.
A Book for the Church, Not Just Scholars
God Said and It Was So is intentionally written for:
- pastors
- parents
- students
- new believers
- seasoned Christians
- anyone who wants to understand Scripture faithfully
You do not need a seminary degree to interpret Genesis correctly. You simply need the right tools — and a willingness to trust God’s Word over the opinions of men.
Why This Book Is Needed Right Now
We are watching a generation walk away from the faith because they were never taught how to interpret the Bible. They were told Genesis is symbolic. They were told evolution is compatible with Scripture. They were told miracles must be reimagined. They were told the Bible bends to culture.
This book confronts those lies head‑on.
It shows that:
- Genesis is historical narrative
- Moses intended it to be read literally
- Jesus affirmed it as history
- the apostles built doctrine on it
- the gospel depends on it
If Christians lose Genesis, they lose the gospel. If they keep Genesis, they keep the foundation of truth.
A Call Back to Biblical Authority
My prayer is that God Said and It Was So will help believers rediscover the joy, clarity, and confidence that comes from trusting Scripture completely. Not partially. Not selectively. Not symbolically.
Completely.
God spoke. Creation obeyed. History began. And the church must stand on that truth.
If You’re Ready to Strengthen Your Faith, Strengthen Your Hermeneutics
If you want to:
- understand Genesis clearly
- defend Scripture boldly
- interpret the Bible faithfully
- confront cultural confusion with biblical truth
- anchor your worldview in God’s Word
Then this book is for you.
God said — and it was so. And when Christians believe that, everything else becomes clear.
Biblical Interpretation Through Demonstration 