“Roadmap Genesis” is an inspiring film that offers hope to people everywhere via God’s Word, particularly the book of Genesis. The documentary begins with people being surveyed and responding to what the word “genesis” means. The answers vary, from “Phil Collins” to “Moses” to “the SECOND book of the Bible” and so on. Filmmaker Nolan Lebovitz’s life changed dramatically when he became a husband and father. He realized that the world as it is has a lot of moral emptiness. He studied to become a rabbi and realized the book of Genesis is a pivotal book, dealing with so many of the issues pressing humankind today.

Featured in this remarkable documentary are Gov. Mike Huckabee, Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer of Faithful Central Bible Church, and Rev. Kim Dorr-Tilley, Associate Pastor of Bel Air Presbyterian. They speak of the insights in the book of Genesis regarding the human condition. Also featured is the Creation Museum in Kentucky and how it emphasizes God’s work and not evolution. God’s work is further featured as volunteers who help feed the hungry are interviewed and they share that they want to make a difference in the lives of the people they help.

This is a fascinating documentary that focuses on the lessons of Genesis and the familial relationships such as Abraham’s home and his family situation. We are pleased to award “Roadmap Genesis” our “Faith-Friendly” Seal for ages twelve plus. This one has a lot to like!