In this episode of The TriniTea, we explore Genesis 7-9:17, a story of decreation, recreation, and God’s covenant with Noah and all creation. As the flood wipes away corruption, we see God’s deep grief over humanity’s evil and how His justice, while severe, is ultimately restorative. Unlike with Cain—who struggled with sin but was still redeemable—Noah’s generation was wholly consumed by evil, making divine intervention necessary. Yet, even in judgment, God’s mercy prevails as He establishes a covenant, promising never to flood the earth again and sealing it with the sign of the rainbow. Join us as we unpack these powerful themes of justice, sorrow, restoration, and hope.