In this powerful message, Servant Marcia Carty warns that the world is spiraling back toward the conditions of the days of Noah—a period defined by extreme wickedness, widespread violence, and a physical/genetic corruption caused by the mixture of fallen angels with mankind. She highlights the prophetic warnings in Micah 7 and the interpretation of King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in Daniel 2, showing how worldly kingdoms will always fail and how humanity will mingle itself, but never truly cleave together. The ultimate call is to choose life and escape the coming judgment by pursuing God's righteousness through faith in Jesus Christ.

Here are the five ways to escape God's judgment:

-- Believe in Jesus for your salvation, acknowledging that He is the firm and only way to be saved from the wrath to come.

-- Repent and confess your sins, demonstrating godly sorrow by continuously turning away from your sinful ways and back toward the Lord.

-- Forsake your sins by not returning to them, as this shows that your repentance is genuine.

-- "Go and sin no more," which means pursuing the Lord and remaining faithful and persevering until the end, to receive the crown.

-- Walk in faith and covenant with God, like Noah, to be deemed righteous and live a blessed, multiplying life even amidst the chaos.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Micah 7:1–7 -- Micah 7:18 -- Daniel 2:18–45 -- Psalms 82 -- Psalms 79 -- Genesis 6:9 -- Psalms 23 -- Philippians [chapter not specified, general reference] -- 2 Corinthians [chapter not specified, general reference] -- Isaiah 32:17 -- Proverbs 21:21 -- Romans 3: [chapter not specified, general reference] -- Romans 5: [chapter not specified, general reference] -- Proverbs 11:5 -- Proverbs 28:13 -- John 8:11 -- Revelation [chapter not specified, general reference]

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Servant Marcia Carty delivers a critical message examining the age-old battle between righteousness (the path of the Tree of Life) and self-serving ambition (the path of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil). The message begins by tracing mankind's fall back to the choice in Eden, connecting it directly to the rampant wickedness and angelic disobedience that necessitated the flood in the days of Noah.

She highlights the contrast between the givers like Abel and the getters like Cain, whose lineage embodied warfare and self-absorption. This "get" mentality, which ignores the hurt of others for personal pleasure, is identified as the core danger today.

The message serves as a stark warning: The earth is rapidly returning to the chaotic, violent, and hybridized state of Noah's day.

-- The choice between the two trees—Life (giving) and Knowledge of Good and Evil (getting)—is what determines your eternal destiny.

-- The pre-flood world experienced a massive population explosion, rapid technological advancement, and long lifespans, but descended into extreme wickedness, warfare, and violence.

-- The days of Noah included the creation of a hybrid race (the Nephilim) from the union of disobedient angelic beings ("sons of God") and human women ("daughters of men"), which was a primary cause for the flood.

-- The wickedness of Noah's day—eating, drinking, marrying, and perverse actions—continued right up to the moment of judgment, demonstrating that a wicked nature is hard to stop.

-- Righteousness, which is pursued by those who choose the Tree of Life, involves practice, justice, enduring suffering, character, and fleeing youthful passions.

-- The prophecy interpreted by Daniel for King Nebuchadnezzar about the end-of-days mixture (iron, clay, brass, silver, and gold) suggests that the mixture of humanity and angelic seed will occur again as the end-time prophecy of "as it were in the days of Noah" unfolds.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Genesis 3 -- 2 Peter -- Jude -- Numbers 13 -- Matthew 24:37 -- 1 John 3 -- Romans 5 -- 2 Corinthians 5 -- Isaiah 33 -- 2 Timothy 2 -- Nahum 3 -- Daniel 2

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Join Servant Marcia Carty as she delivers a powerful and urgent message, equating the corruption and peril of the world today with the pre-flood era described in Genesis as the "Days of Noah." This teaching provides historical context from Scripture to understand modern chaos and offers clear, actionable direction for believers to remain pure and persevere.

-- Servant Marcia Carty draws from Genesis 6 to explain how fallen angels corrupted the earth's DNA, producing a hybrid race and resulting in violence and rampant wickedness, a chilling mirror to the world's current state of moral and physical corruption.

-- She explores the biblical description of "perilous times" (2 Timothy 3:1), detailing characteristics like self-love, covetousness, blasphemy, and a form of godliness that denies God's true power.

-- The instruction for believers is to resist and run from this corruption, to continue in the ways of Christ, and to allow the Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) to be the way of life.

-- The ultimate antidote to overwhelming odds is prayer. Believers must give themselves continually to prayer, even employing the powerful, precise, and righteous prayers found in the Psalms, such as the example given from Psalm 109.

-- The goal is to be "perfect and thoroughly furnished unto all good works," just as Noah was "perfect" in his generations, maintaining genetic and spiritual purity so that we may multiply, be fruitful, replenish the earth, and take dominion.

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In this compelling teaching, Servant Marcia Carty breaks down the critical difference between the Old and New Covenants with God, offering powerful encouragement for believers navigating today's challenging world. The message is a reminder that God is faithful and His promises, confirmed by His own oath, are the anchor for our souls.

The discussion covers:

-- Individual Accountability: God established that each soul is accountable for its own actions and sins; the proverb about the father's sins being carried by the son is no longer applicable (Ezekiel 18). -- God's Desire for Life: God takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked but desires that all should repent, turn from their ways, and live. -- The Failure of the First Covenant: The Israelites broke the original covenant, leading to judgment, but God, in His mercy, established a better way. -- The New Covenant in Christ: Jesus is the Surety and Mediator of a better covenant, which is established upon better promises—specifically, God's oath by Himself, making it impossible for Him to lie. -- One Way to God: We must approach God through the single avenue He designed: Jesus Christ, who lives forever to intercede for us. -- Sanctification Through Jesus: We are sanctified (set apart) through the offering of the body and blood of Jesus Christ, once for all. -- Living in the 'Days of Noah': The current world conditions of great violence, advanced knowledge (AI), and spiritual corruption are signs that Jesus' return is near. Believers must hold fast to their faith and operate in their authority.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Ezekiel 17:16-24 -- Ezekiel 18:3-32 -- Hebrews 6:13-20 -- Hebrews 7:22-28 -- Hebrews 8:6-13 -- Hebrews 9:13-28 -- Hebrews 10:9-25

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The Authority and Protection of the Righteous

Have you ever wondered if the spiritual attacks you face are a sign that you've been cursed? In this encouraging message, Servant Marcia Carty tackles the critical question: Can the Righteous Be Cursed?

Looking at figures like Noah and Joseph, and then diving into the incredible account of King Balak trying to hire the prophet Balaam to curse Israel, Servant Marcia reveals the truth of the believer's security in Christ. The devil, principalities, and all the kingdom of darkness are angered by the righteous, but God's covenant with His people is an unbreakable shield.

Key takeaways from this teaching include:

-- Who the Righteous Are: They walk upright, work righteousness, speak truth, and are identified by their faith in Jesus Christ, not their works. -- The Paradox of Righteous Living: While you might expect an easy life, "many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers the righteous out of them all." (Psalm 34:19) -- Authority to Take Territory: As representatives of God, the righteous are legally authorized to resist the devil and take over territory that is not submitted to the Lord. -- The Unchangeable Blessing: The prophet Balaam discovered that he could not curse those whom God had blessed. There is no enchantment, divination, or strategy that can reverse God's declaration over the righteous. -- Our New Identity: Through faith, we are a "chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people," called to show forth the praises of Him who brought us into His marvelous light.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Psalms (multiple references) -- Psalms 23 -- Psalms 31 -- Psalms 34 -- Psalms 36 -- Romans 3:21-25 -- Galatians 2:20-21 -- 1 Corinthians 1:26-31 -- Numbers 21 -- Numbers 22 -- Numbers 23 -- Numbers 24 -- James 4:7 -- John 3:16 -- 1 Peter 2:9-12

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Are we living in the modern-day "days of Noah"? With increasing wickedness, violence, and technological advancements, it's easy to feel lost. This sermon provides a clear roadmap for how to navigate these challenging times, focusing on the critical choice to follow God's way.

-- The transcript highlights several key points:

-- The Days of Noah are Upon Us: The speaker identifies the current era as being similar to the wicked and perverse generation that existed before the flood, marked by widespread evil and a reliance on human understanding.

-- Trust in the Lord, Not in Yourself: The core message is to trust God with your whole heart and to not lean on your own understanding. Acknowledge Him in all your ways, and He will direct your paths. This is presented as the foundational solution to the chaos of the world.

-- The Example of King Saul vs. King David: King Saul is presented as a cautionary tale of a man who died because he "kept not the word of the Lord" and inquired of a soothsayer rather than God. In contrast, King David is held up as a model of a man after God's own heart, who constantly pursued and meditated on the ways of the Lord.

-- The Power of God's Word in Your Heart: The teaching emphasizes hiding God's Word in your heart, using it as a source of truth, and meditating on it daily. This practice is key to walking in righteousness and resisting the worldly desire to turn away.

-- Salvation and Deliverance: The message reminds us that God not only saves us from sin but also delivers us from weakness, affliction, and confusion. God will raise us up and bring us out, just as He did for the Israelites. The ultimate hope is the return of Jesus, but there is also a promised deliverance in this life for those who follow Him.

-- Living as a People of the Day: Believers are encouraged to live as people of the light, soberly and watchfully, wearing the "breastplate of faith and love" and the "helmet of the hope of salvation." This is a call to be distinct from the world, which "sleeps" and is "drunk" in its own ways.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Proverbs 2

-- Proverbs 3:5-6

-- Psalms 119

-- 1 Chronicles 10:13-14

-- 1 Chronicles 11

-- Acts 13:16-41

-- 1 Thessalonians 4-5

-- Matthew 12:43-45

-- 1 John 4:4

-- 2 Peter 2:9

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In this teaching, Servant Marcia Carty shares a timely message for believers living in a world that is increasingly chaotic and challenging. She draws a parallel between our current times and the days of Noah, highlighting the violence, lack of love, and moral decline that Jesus foretold. Carty provides a three-part framework for how believers can not only endure but thrive in these times.

The three main points covered are:

-- Be Strong in the Lord: Carty emphasizes that being strong is an act of faith, requiring us to trust that God is with us and will not fail or forsake us. Citing Moses' charge to Joshua, she explains that this strength comes from knowing God's greatness and His power to make the impossible possible. She encourages listeners to stand firm and to remember God’s promises for their lives, their careers, and their ministries.

-- Rest in the Lord: Resting in the Lord is a core component of this message. Carty explains that this rest comes from entering into God's presence and trusting in His promises, which is the antidote to fear and unbelief. She warns against hardening our hearts, as the Israelites did, which led to their being unable to enter into God's rest.

-- Strategize: The final, and equally important, point is to strategize. Carty uses the examples of King David's counsel to Solomon and the disciples helping Paul escape to illustrate that being strong and trusting in God doesn't mean we should be passive. She encourages believers to pray for divine strategy, to put on the full armor of God as described in Ephesians, and to use the minds God has given them to navigate conflicts and challenges.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Deuteronomy 31:6

-- Deuteronomy 31:23

-- Deuteronomy 32:3

-- Deuteronomy 32:8

-- 1 Kings 2:1-4

-- Psalms 64

-- Joshua 1:6-9

-- Joshua 1:13

-- Acts 9

-- Ephesians 6:10-17

-- Hebrews 3:6

-- Hebrews 3:12

-- Hebrews 4:1-11

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The Righteous Path in a Perilous Generation

Are we the last generation? Servant Marcia Carty begins with this pressing question, drawing from Jesus' words in Matthew 24. She then dives into a scriptural analysis of the characteristics of our current generation, as described in Proverbs 30 and 2 Timothy 3, revealing a world that mirrors the days of Noah.

This message offers a powerful call to action for every believer:

-- Be a Royal Priesthood: You are a chosen generation, a holy nation, called out of darkness into God's marvelous light (1 Peter 2:9).

-- Endure Affliction: Live in opposition to the world's ways by enduring persecution and affliction. This is how all who live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer.

-- Flee and Pursue: Flee from the love of money, pride, and false teachers. Instead, follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, and meekness.

-- Submit and Resist: Submit to God and resist the devil, and he will flee from you. This is the key to conquering the desires of the flesh.

-- Do Not Judge: The only judge is God. Believers are called to keep their mouths shut and avoid judging others, especially in a world that is easily offended and divided.

-- Bless Those Who Harm You: When others persecute or speak evil of you, do not render evil for evil. Instead, bless them and entrust your defense to God, who judges righteously.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 24:34-40

-- Proverbs 30:11-33

-- 2 Timothy 3:1-17

-- 2 Timothy 4:3-8

-- 1 Timothy 6:11-16

-- James 4:7-10

-- 1 Peter 2:9-25

-- 1 Peter 3:8-18

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The Final Generation: A Call to Action in the Last Days

In a message titled "This Generation," Servant Marcia Carty explores the idea that we are living in a unique time prophesied in the Bible. She posits that the phrase "this generation will not pass away" refers to a group of people who would be alive to witness the specific signs of the end times, and she believes that generation is us. She outlines several key indicators that point to this being the final generation:

The rebirth of Israel as a sovereign nation in 1948.

An increase in global upheaval, including wars, natural disasters, and political unrest centered on Jerusalem.

A marked increase in false teachings, occult practices, and a general decline in morality.

The rise of technology that aligns with prophecies, such as the mark of the beast.

The widespread preaching of the Gospel to all nations, enabled by modern technology.

Servant Marcia emphasizes that while these signs can be frightening, believers are not meant to live in fear. Instead, she offers a clear path forward, urging listeners to:

Pray for strength and guidance and to put on the full armor of God.

Move away from sin by accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

Live aggressively for the Kingdom of God by actively sharing the Gospel and their personal testimony.

Acknowledge their calling as a chosen generation appointed by God to be alive in this pivotal time.

Scriptures for Further Study

Matthew 24

Mark 13

Luke 21

Matthew 12

Daniel

Revelation 12

Second Timothy 3

Ezekiel

Romans 1

Zechariah 12

Daniel 6

Genesis 6

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Our relationship with God is a covenant, a sacred agreement in which He always keeps His side of the bargain. While history is filled with examples of humanity's rebellion and broken promises, God's faithfulness remains our steadfast hope. In this message, Servant Marcia Carty explores the power of this covenant, contrasting the consequences of disobedience with the blessings of a life lived in submission to God.

-- The Seed of Rebellion: The first act of human rebellion by Adam and Eve planted a seed of disobedience that bore fruit in their son, Cain, leading him to murder his brother. This serves as a warning that what we harbor in our hearts will inevitably manifest in our lives.

-- The Covenant of Joash: The story of King Joash and the priest Jehoiada illustrates the benefits of covenantal living. As long as they submitted to God's will, the people and their land prospered. But when the covenant maker died, they fell away, and wrath came upon them.

-- The Promise of the Seal: God's consistency is our assurance. Just as He promised to be a "wall of fire" around His people, He seals believers with His Spirit—a sign of His protection and presence. This seal transforms us, clothing us in righteousness and enabling us to bear the fruit of the Spirit rather than the fruit of rebellion.

-- The Call to Abide: The core of this teaching is a call to examine ourselves. We must choose to receive the "seed of righteousness" found only in Jesus Christ. When we abide in Him, we are born of God and cannot continue in sin because His seed remains in us.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- 2 Chronicles 23:16

-- 2 Chronicles 24:18

-- Zechariah 2:8-9

-- Zechariah 3

-- 1 John 2:27

-- 1 John 3

-- Revelation 7:2

-- Revelation 7:9-17

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