What the Story of Noah Gets Wrong About God

Most of us grew up with the rainbow and the animals. We missed the harder, richer story underneath.In this week's Foundations sermon, Mark walks through Genesis 6–9 and takes the flood narrative seriously — the scale of humanity's wickedness, God's grief over it, and why a truly good God had to respond. Along the way, he reframes the question most people ask ("How could a good God do this?") into a better one: How could a good God just look the other way?We also look at Noah — not as a hero who earned God's favor, but as someone who simply walked with God and found it. And what that kind of faith actually looks like in practice.If you've ever wrestled with God's justice or wondered how mercy and wrath can belong to the same God, this one's worth your time.