Our bodies are one of roughly three million species built from a DNA code, which contains three billion letters. At the DNA level, humans are 99.9% identical. We arrive in the world with biological functions that are seeking air, liquids, food, and information to ingest and process.
Biblical Heritage Center
Rooted in the Past, Alive in the Present
The Creator's Wisdom of the Beginnings: From Ancient Babylon to America
Explorations begin with a simple but powerful guideline:
The Creator's Wisdom of the Beginnings is recorded in the ancient Hebrew text in the Book of Genesis. It was not written to us. We must take the text on its own terms and see it through the eyes of the ancients.— Jim Myers, Founder
This is how the invisible becomes visible.
Wisdom become actions.
Discovering Our Roots
We are Genetic, Information Seeking & Processing, Social Creatures
From birth, our brains absorb every drop of information they receive from their sensory organs to create Belief Models they use to construct internal maps of the world outside the body. Each model has a name, associations that add more information to the name, expectations connected to the name, and strategies based on the expectations that reflect the environments and relationships that shape us.
Who we emerge from everything we've interacted with: our environment, all of our experiences, our friends, our enemies, our culture, our belief systems, our era — all of it. There is in fact no way to separate yourself from the rich context in which you're embedded.
Lives 1st Families, Teams & Groups
Exploring Strengthens Relationships • Creates Safety Nets
• Expands Networks • Reawakens an Ancient Power
Lives 1st Families, Teams and Groups create environments where people feel safe, supported, and connected. They help individuals build resilience, deepen trust, and expand the networks that sustain families and communities. And from the past, an ancient human instinct emerges — Shepherding Power. It is the biologically rooted drive to cooperate, care for and care about others. It is the foundation of the work we do at the Biblical Heritage Center.