Genesis 1Overview of Genesis Views on the Days and Age of the Earth No Final Conflict: Science and Faith Functions of the Creation Narrative Conclusion: Let There Be Light Small Group Discussion Questions   The sermon discusses various views on the "days" of creation, such as Young Earth Creationism and the Day-Age view, while emphasizing the core truth of God as sovereign Creator. Which view resonates most with you, and why? How should focusing on "mountains" rather than "molehills" impact your faith and your fellowship within a diverse church body? How can science and faith complement each other in understanding God's creation? How are they fundamentally different, though? Share a personal experience where exploring science has strengthened or challenged your belief in the Bible. (John Lennox and Francis Schaeffer were mentioned and could provide examples)  Genesis highlights God's intentional distinctions in creation, such as light from darkness, land from sea, and male from female. Why do you think these boundaries are important for human flourishing, and how does modern culture's approach to distinctions (or lack thereof) align or conflict with this biblical view? The sermon connects the light in Genesis to Jesus as the "Light of the World" in John 1:1-14 and 2 Corinthians 4:4-6. Discuss this connection.  Following up on question 4. How does recognizing spiritual blindness and the need for Christ's light change the way you navigate daily challenges or share your faith with others?