Riding Out The Storm

How do we remain faithful and worshipful when cooped up in the dark, long seasons of life's unexpected storms?In this sermon covering key passages in Genesis 7, 8, and 9, we look at the narrative of Noah and the Ark to discover how God sustains His people through periods of judgment and trial. Moving past common objections to the flood story, this message addresses the essential realities that anchored Noah during his 375 days on the ark. Discover what it means to live as a Godward people in the midst of a crooked generation, rest in the truth that you are remembered by God, and walk in the multi-generational blessing intended for you to protect, sustain, and enjoy.In this episode, we cover:Living Godward in a Present Generation: Understanding how believers are called to be salt and light directly within an ungodly culture rather than retreating from it.A Remembered People: Finding comfort in the fact that God acts on behalf of His promises and never forgets His children in the dark.A Blessed People: Embracing God's intent for His people to multiply, protect, sustain, and genuinely enjoy the good gifts He provides.Coming Out Worshiping: Shifting from a mindset of mere survival or bitterness to a posture of deep gratitude and active worship.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube