This study will thoroughly change your wonder and worship of the Lord God; He who would knowingly give so much of Himself away.

During an eleven-year study of the Book of Genesis, David Marsh wrote his debut novel The Confessions of Adam. Davis says he started the journey as a creationist, but is now a creationist lacquered in several layers of awe.

Join the novelist in this eight-session study exploring the research, tackling the questions and the deepest meanings of the text of Genesis 2-4.

This study can be done alone but is most effective when a small group joins together to methodically read, reflect, observe, and consider the text.

Growing up, Dave often asked his father to read aloud the scriptures in their original Hebrew and Greek. While Dave could not understand them, the music of these languages in their original tongue fascinated him. His father’s library now lines a wall in his home. In his Cascade Award finalist and debut novel, The Confessions of Adam, a re-telling of the universal and dramatic narrative that opens the Book of Genesis, he has crafted a richly imagines story of creation and its aftermath—drawing on a lifetime of familiarity with the text as well as more recent study.