EPISODE · Sep 3, 2017 · 26 MIN
Our God Of Promise And Practice
from Grand Parkway Baptist Church · host Neil McClendon
What does God do after a disaster, and how do His ancient promises speak directly to our current struggles?In this sermon on Genesis 9:1–17, Pastor Neil McClendon reflects on the flood of Noah in the aftermath of local storm relief efforts, pointing to God as a faithful keeper of promises. Examining God’s mandate to refill the earth, the establishment of civil order, and the sign of the rainbow, this message illustrates how God always has a plan following a crisis. Discover how Christ ultimately fulfills every biblical covenant, taking away our sin so that we can move beyond fear and truly enjoy a relationship with Him.In this episode, we cover:God’s Plan After Disaster: Understanding how God restores life and purpose following major life crises and natural disasters.Civility, Justice, and Human Worth: Why being made in the image of God gives every human life sacred value and demands active respect.The Meaning of Biblical Covenants: How God's promise to Noah previews the ultimate, unbreakable covenant fulfilled through Jesus Christ.Taking Away Sin vs. Managing Guilt: Moving from empty religious rituals into the daily joy of a restored relationship with God.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube
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What does God do after a disaster, and how do His ancient promises speak directly to our current struggles? In this sermon on Genesis 9:1–17, Pastor Neil McClendon reflects on the flood of Noah in the aftermath of local storm relief efforts, pointing to God as a faithful keeper of promises. Examining God’s mandate to refill the earth, the establishment of civil order, and the sign of the rainbow, this message illustrates how God always has a plan following a crisis. Discover how Christ ultima...
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