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This isn’t “once upon a time in the Bible.” This is Genesis in hood language and heartbreak language—family drama, sneaky deals, church kids gone wild, and a God who keeps His word anyway. Every track takes a chunk of Genesis and flips it into today’s life: trauma, cheating, jealousy, blended families, daddy wounds, money moves, and faith that has to walk through all of it. TRACK JOURNEY: Genesis 1–15 – From Void to Violence Creation, image of God, the fall, shame, fig leaves, and fake covers. Cain killing Abel like first street beef. Flood as a global reset. Tower of Babel as clout culture trying to build a name without God. Abram called out of comfort into crazy obedience, covenant cut in blood. Genesis 16–30 – Situationships, Siblings & Side Plans Hagar as the “plan B” baby mama. Sarai trying to help God out and creating a war in her house. Isaac repeating his daddy’s lies. Jacob and Esau: birthright for a bowl, blessing stolen with a costume—family fraud. Laban playing Jacob, Jacob playing everybody back, Leah and Rachel in a love triangle that feels like a whole season of reality TV. Genesis 31–40 – Running, Wrestling & Getting Thrown Away Jacob running from the uncle he scammed and the brother he betrayed. Wrestling God in the dark and walking away with a limp instead of a lie. Dinah’s story and the rage that follows. Joseph’s dreams, brothers’ jealousy, being sold out by your own blood. Potiphar’s wife as the thirsty boss with power, prison as the place where your gift still works even when your life doesn’t. Genesis 41–45 – Dungeon to Desk Joseph going from inmate to empire manager overnight—God-level promotion that LinkedIn can’t explain. Reading Pharaoh’s dreams like economic forecasts. Storing grain like generational wealth while everybody else winged it. Facing the same brothers who left him for dead and not recognizing him in his glow. Testing their hearts to see if they changed or if it’s the same betrayal with a new outfit. Genesis 46–50 – Meant for Evil / Flipped for Good The whole family moving into Egypt—messy, loud, blessed, and broken all at once. Jacob blessing his sons, calling out their mess and their destiny in the same breath. Grief, funerals, family secrets, and fear that old sins are about to come back for revenge. Joseph’s line: “You meant it for evil, but God meant it for good” as the blueprint for every plot twist you survived. Genesis closing with coffins and promises—pain is real, but so is purpose. 🎧 WHAT THIS PLAYLIST IS FOR: People from dysfunctional families who think God can’t use their bloodline Folks who have been the black sheep, the scapegoat, the overlooked, the one they lied on Anyone who’s survived church hurt, family hurt, relationship lies, or being betrayed where you should’ve been safest Dreamers who feel stuck in a “dungeon season” wondering if God forgot the script This is Holy Grit through Genesis: God writing covenant on top of chaos, turning family drama into faith stories, and flipping what was meant to kill you into something that builds you. If these songs hit you: ✅ Like the playlist ✅ Comment which Genesis chapter feels like your life ✅ Share with somebody whose story started messy but isn’t over Scripture covered: Genesis 1–50