Do you ever think of God as stingy? Do you focus on the things that He hasn't given you? The opening scene of Genesis shows us a different view of God. As we see the waters teaming with life and the birds filling the sky and plants popping up everywhere from the ground, we see that God is a generous God and fills the world with ample abundance.Joining me for a short segment is Kelly Needham (who was with us last time). Kelly is an author, Bible teacher and new podcast host! Please check out the podcast she and her husband Jimmy are just launching a podcast called "Clearly". For the remainder of the episode, I'm talking with Stephanie Rouselle is the founder of Gospel Spice Ministries. Stephanie was born and raised in France. She is a wife, mom, podcaster, and Bible teacher. And she is 100% French.Guest: Stephanie RousselleAlso Kelly Needham (our guest from last time), will join us for a short segment.Bible Passage: Genesis 1Get your Freebie: The Live Like It's True WorkbookMentioned Resources: Male and Female - with Kelly Needham (previous episode)Gospel Spice PodcastWhat Should I Believe About Evolution VideoRecommended Resources:  Go to the extended shownotes for my recommended books, podcast episodes and more, which correlate with our conversations about Genesis 1-3 here in season 4.Music: Cade Popkin Music Producer: Maria Lyons What is a "Day" in Genesis 1?I know there are a lot of conversations going on about Genesis 1, and what the word "day" means. Is it twenty-four hours? Is there a different meaning? Here's the deal. Even if you and I had different opinions on how to answer that question, I'm guessing it wouldn't make much difference in how we live like the story is true.Do you believe—as I do, that God created the world? If not, let's chat! I'd love to hear your thoughts. But if so, let's focus on living like it's true that we serve the God who both creates and fills.Find StephanieWebsitePodcastInstagramFacebookFor the full set of shownotes, including recommended resources on Genesis 1-3, and more, go here.