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In the first of three messages demonstrating Christ's power over various things, we see in His subduing of the wind and waves that Jesus is the very Creator incarnate. Therefore, believe that He can grant you full peace, and cry out to Him to save you from eternal death.

In this sermon Paul expounds on Hebrews 1, drawing heavily from Psalm 102 to contrast the transient nature of creation with the eternal constancy of God. It emphasizes that while all physical things and human circumstances inevitably wear out and change, Christ remains the unchanging sustainer of all things. The preacher encourages believers to find comfort in this divine immutability, asserting that nothing is too difficult for God to renew or restore. By highlighting Christ's superiority over angels and His role as Creator, the message invites listeners to trust in God's power to make all things new amidst life's uncertainties. Ultimately, the text calls for steadfast faith in the changeless God who sustains both creation and the believer's soul.

The sermon explores Genesis 8:1-5, highlighting God's transition from judge to restorer as He brings the floodwaters to an end. The text illustrates God's sovereign control over creation and His deliberate act of reversing judgment to initiate a new world. The preacher emphasizes that just as the ark found rest on Ararat after the storm, believers look forward to eternal rest following final divine wrath on the Day of Judgment. The message challenges listeners to seek after the ultimate ark, the Lord Jesus Christ, rather than seeking physical proof of Noah's ark.

Outline: Gospel Conclusions Romans 8:31 There are two important issues in the text, and they are intertwined. One question shows how the other question is answered. I. The Question "If God be for us, who can be against us?' Because the question is about Christians, the question is retorical. II. Paul's Reasoning "What shall we say to these things?" This not only supports the other question, it is a call to compare Scripture with Scripture and use "good and necessary inference." III. The Biblical Answer The declaration of all of God's Word is that we shall be victorious.