In this timely message, Servant Marcia dives deep into the prophetic parallels between the days of Noah and our current era. As technological advances and spiritual lawlessness increase, believers are reminded that the strength to remain righteous is a gift from God, not a product of human willpower. By examining the visions of Daniel and the faith of the patriarchs, we learn that while the "beast" may prevail for a season, the ultimate dominion belongs to the saints of the Most High.

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Living in the "Days of Noah" means recognizing the prevailing spirit of lawlessness and the return of ancient spiritual disturbances.

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Psalm 68 reminds us that God is a "father of the fatherless" and that we stay committed by staying in His holy habitation through praise and prayer.

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The visions in Daniel 7 reveal a coming time of intense persecution where a "horn" will wear out the saints, but his power is temporary.

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Faith is not just a feeling; it is the practical "ark" that saves a household and condemns a world, as demonstrated by Noah, Enoch, and Abraham.

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Victory over the mark of the beast and the trials of the end times is only possible by the strength God commands for His people.

Scriptures for Further Study

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Psalm 59

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Psalm 66:16-20

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Psalm 68:1-35

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Daniel 7:1-28

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Daniel 9:16-19

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Hebrews 10:19-25

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Hebrews 11:1-10

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Revelation 19-20

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In this sobering teaching, Servant Marcia explores the striking parallels between our modern world and the era of Noah. She unpacks the spiritual and physical corruption that led to the ancient flood and warns that a similar state of "spiritual wickedness" is manifesting in the earth today. From the mysterious sounds the planet is making to the hidden sins of modern leadership, this message is a clarion call for every believer to examine their "wedding garment" before the door to the Ark closes once again.

-- We are currently living in the "Days of Noah" as prophesied in Matthew 24, marked by great wickedness and imaginations that are only evil continually.

-- The corruption of mankind is physically affecting the earth itself, leading to the "moaning and groaning" of creation as it waxes old like a garment.

-- True righteousness is not found in religious activity or outward appearance, but through the internal work of the Holy Spirit and the blood of the Lamb.

-- Many in modern church leadership are being led by carnal senses and lusts rather than the Spirit, mimicking the unfaithfulness of the "sons of God" in Genesis.

-- The "wedding garment" of righteousness is a requirement for the coming Kingdom; showing up to the marriage feast without it leads to being cast into outer darkness.

-- Salvation requires a conscious decision to "come out from among them," repent of secret sins, and maintain the linen of righteousness.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Genesis 6:5-8

-- Isaiah 51:6

-- Matthew 22:1-14

-- Matthew 24:37-39

-- Matthew 25:31-46

-- Romans 8:14-22

-- Galatians 5:24-25

-- 1 Timothy 1:5

-- 2 Timothy 4:1-4

-- Revelation 16:15

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In this provocative and timely message, Servant Marcia explores the parallels between the biblical "Days of Noah" and the current global climate. She identifies the ancient spirit of Baal—a deity of perversion, self-indulgence, and rebellion—and points to its manifestation in modern events, including the Commonwealth Games and the 2026 Winter Olympics. Drawing from the dramatic showdown between Elijah and the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings, this teaching serves as a clarion call for believers to stop "halting between two opinions" and commit fully to the one true God.

-- The Rise of Modern Baal Worship: Identifying the ancient spirit of perversion and financial control in today’s headlines and global ceremonies.

-- Lessons from Mount Carmel: Understanding the confrontation between Elijah and the 450 prophets of Baal as a template for spiritual warfare.

-- The Jeffrey Epstein Connection: Why international voices are identifying Western decadence with the worship of ancient idols.

-- Living as "Just Lot": How to remain righteous and "vexed" by sin while living in a modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah.

-- The Promise of Regeneration: Finding hope in Christ’s return and the 1,000-year reign of righteousness.

-- Breaking Worldly Entanglements: Practical encouragement to remove the fear of man and grow in purity, boldness, and unwavering faith.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- 1 Kings 18-19

-- Matthew 19:28

-- Matthew 24

-- Romans 10:9

-- 2 Peter 2-3

-- Genesis 1:1-2

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In this powerful message, Servant Marcia explores the biblical and extra-biblical accounts of the days of Noah to warn modern believers about the dangers of rebellion. By connecting the wisdom of Proverbs to the historical accounts in Genesis and the Book of Enoch, she illustrates how the "fear of the Lord" serves as the essential foundation for spiritual survival. The teaching delves into the fallen state of the Watchers—celestial beings who abandoned their post—and how their descent into perversion mirrors the current state of our world.

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The fear of the Lord is the beginning of all knowledge and the only safeguard against the enticements of those who "lurk privately for the innocent."

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The history of the Watchers and the Grigori shows how even spiritual beings can fall into perversion when they deviate from God’s divine principles.

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The Nephilim and the "spirits of the giants" explain the origins of unclean spirits and the corruption that led to the Great Flood.

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Like Nebuchadnezzar, many today fall into the trap of pride, forgetting that the Most High has sovereignty over the kingdoms of mortals.

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Abraham’s petition for Sodom and Gomorrah proves that God is willing to spare much for the sake of a few righteous individuals.

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The ultimate goal for the believer is to remain focused and strive to be among "the elect" as the world grows increasingly wicked.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Proverbs 1:7-31

-- Genesis 6:1-4

-- Genesis 11

-- Genesis 18:14-32

-- Daniel 4

-- Jude 1:14-15

-- Deuteronomy 1:25-28

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Reclaiming Our Divine Inheritance in a World of Fallen Gods

In this powerful teaching, Servant Marcia explores the "Divine Council"—the assembly of spiritual beings over which Yahweh presides—and how their ancient rebellion shaped the current spiritual landscape. She draws a direct line from the days of Noah to our modern era, explaining the origins of the Nephilim and the nature of the evil spirits that continue to afflict mankind. Most importantly, she reminds believers that through the sacrifice of Jesus and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, we have been elevated to the status of sons and daughters of God, possessing authority over the very spirits that seek our destruction.

-- The Divine Council is a real assembly of spiritual beings delegated by God to interact with and lead mankind.

-- In the days of Noah, 200 "Watchers" abandoned their heavenly dwelling to create a hybrid race with human women, leading to the birth of the Nephilim.

-- When these hybrid giants died in the flood, their spirits remained on earth as the "unclean spirits" or demons we encounter today.

-- The Israelites repeatedly provoked God to jealousy by worshiping members of the Divine Council who had fallen into rebellion.

-- Through Jesus Christ, believers are no longer just "mankind," but are given the opportunity to become "sons of God" with the power to cast out evil.

-- Spiritual authority is cumulative: while one can chase a thousand, two believers standing together can put ten thousand to flight.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Genesis 6:1-4

-- Exodus 12:12

-- 1 Kings 22:19-23

-- Job 1:6, 38:7

-- Psalms 29:1, 82:1, 89:5-8

-- Deuteronomy 32:4-43

-- Romans 8:14-16

-- Daniel 7:13-14

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In this urgent message, Servant Marcia explores the deep parallels between our current world and the days of Noah. She dives into the Book of Enoch and biblical prophecy to explain how ancient lawlessness has resurfaced in modern witchcraft, vanity, and violence. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a call to repentance and a guide on how to be found in the "Book of Remembrance" when the King returns to execute judgment.

-- The origins of the Nephilim and how the fallen "Watchers" corrupted human genetics and culture.

-- How ancient "beauty secrets" and forbidden arts from the spirit realm led to the vanity and fornication we see today.

-- Why Matthew 24 points to a trigger for Christ’s return based on the specific conditions of Noah’s time.

-- The role of the "Refiner’s Fire" and who will be able to stand when He appears.

-- Why our treatment of the "stranger" and the homeless is a direct factor in our own judgment.

-- The distinction between the hope of the rapture and the reality of the coming judgment of the ungodly.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Genesis 6

-- Matthew 24:1-39

-- Malachi 3:1-18

-- Jude 1:6-14

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In this timely New Year’s message, Servant Marcia dives deep into Genesis to explain why Noah was found "perfect in his generations" amidst a world falling into hybrid corruption and violence. She challenges listeners to recognize that our current year, 2026, requires the same spiritual integrity and "generational purity" that saved Noah's family from the flood. By examining the triune nature of man and the power of the Word of God, this teaching provides a roadmap for staying upright when the world around you is falling apart.

-- In the days of Noah, a merging of kinds occurred where spirit kind merged with flesh kind, creating a hybrid race known as the Nephilim.

-- When a leader or parent falls away from right standing with God, everything under their dominion—families, businesses, and even the land—tends to fall into wickedness as well.

-- Noah’s "perfection" was both physical and spiritual; he maintained a pure lineage and a generational habit of walking with God inherited from ancestors like Enoch.

-- To remain unmoved in 2026, we must prioritize righteousness, which is more than a physical act; it is a condition of the heart that believes in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

-- The Word of God acts as a "two-edged sword" that discerns the thoughts and intentions of the heart, helping us bring our soul and flesh into obedience.

-- Our ultimate assignment in this season is to preach the Gospel, operate in the power of the Holy Spirit, and manifest the signs of a believer, including healing the sick and overcoming darkness.

5. Scriptures for Further Study

-- Genesis 6:1-22

-- Genesis 7:1

-- Psalms 11:5

-- Psalms 15:1-5

-- Psalms 34:19

-- Micah 6:8

-- Romans 4:1-25

-- Romans 10:9-10

-- 2 Peter 1:1-11

-- Job 1:1

-- Hebrews 4:12

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In this timely message, Servant Marcia addresses the spiritual climate of late 2025 and provides a roadmap for success in 2026. She defines favor as God's unmerited divine approval and a special relationship where His presence equips the believer for life's journey. Through the "Nehemiah Strategy," listeners learn how to seek God first before approaching earthly authorities, ensuring that the "hand of God" is upon their work.

Key Teaching Points:

-- The Seven Keys to walking in God’s favor include embracing Jesus, surrendering to God’s will, walking in obedience, finding life in the Word, cultivating worship, serving others, and persisting in prayer.

-- Following the example of Noah, we see that favor is extended in times of great corruption to those who are blameless and walk intentionally with God.

-- The Nehemiah Strategy teaches us to mourn, fast, and pray for our nation and families, acknowledging God’s covenant before asking for success in the natural realm.

-- Using the story of Esther, we learn that favor often requires a sacrifice and a strategic "gift of words" to overcome enemies who seek our destruction.

-- When facing "scorners," believers must declare that the God of Heaven will prosper them, refusing to give the enemy a portion of their spiritual inheritance.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Genesis 6:8

-- Genesis 19:19

-- Nehemiah 1:4-11

-- Nehemiah 2:1-20

-- Esther 3:8

-- Esther 4:14-16

-- Esther 5:8

-- Esther 7:1-10

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In a world that feels increasingly creative in its wickedness, many believers wonder if it is truly possible to live a righteous life. Servant Marcia addresses this head-on by looking back at the "Days of Noah." This teaching breaks down the biblical definition of wisdom as a spiritual gift that provides protection, success, and a pathway to righteousness. By examining the lives of Noah, Solomon, and Enoch, we learn that God’s wisdom is more than just "common sense"—it is a divine release that empowers us to take dominion and establish the Kingdom of Heaven on earth today.

Main Points of the Message:

-- Defining the "Days of Noah" as a season of perversion and innovation in evil that mirrors our current generation.

-- Understanding that righteousness is impossible through human strength but becomes accessible through the Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation.

-- The example of King Solomon: how asking for wisdom to serve others unlocks wealth, honor, and global influence.

-- Practical steps for making the best use of time: shifting from "earthly wisdom" to "godly sincerity" and grace.

-- The protective nature of wisdom: how abiding in the "secret place" (Psalm 91) preserves the believer from the destruction and pestilence of the world.

-- How communities of faith, such as those within Share HealthCare, can apply these principles to care for the widow, the homeless, and the hurting.

Scriptures for Further Study:

-- Genesis 6:5-22

-- 1 Corinthians 1:30

-- James 1:5

-- James 3:13-17

-- 2 Chronicles 9:1-22

-- Proverbs 2:1-12

-- Proverbs 3:13-18

-- Psalm 91:1-10

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How to Live in God's Kingdom of Righteousness Today

Jesus spent his ministry—and his 40 days of resurrection—speaking about one core message: the Kingdom of God. In this powerful message, Servant Marcia uses the Parable of the Sower (Luke 8) to explain the four ways people receive the Word, highlighting why so many believers fail to grow and reach "fruition." She contrasts the "Kingdom of Darkness" (unrighteousness) with the "Kingdom of God" and provides clear, Scripture-based direction on how to live a life of faith that produces peace, joy, and the fruit of righteousness.

The Kingdom of God is a shield, saving us from the wrath to come. Learn how to activate the gift of righteousness and walk in the will of God, which is summarized in just five simple commands from Genesis:

-- Be fruitful.

-- Multiply.

-- Replenish the earth.

-- Subdue it.

-- Have dominion over every living thing.

Key Truths and Principles from This Teaching

-- Jesus said He would return when conditions on the earth are the same as they were in the days of Noah.

-- The seed is the Word of God, and the Word of God contains the mysteries of the Kingdom of God.

-- The Kingdom of God is not meat and drink, but righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost (Romans 14:17).

-- Justification comes through faith in Jesus Christ, not by works; this faith is counted unto us for righteousness, just as it was for Abraham.

-- When we go through tribulations, it works patience, and patience gives us experience, and experience gives us hope.

-- God's gift of righteousness through Jesus Christ is the only way we can be reconciled to the Father and saved from the wrath of God described in Revelation.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Luke 8:8

-- Luke 8:11

-- Luke 8:15

-- Luke 8:18

-- Genesis 1:26

-- Genesis 1:28

-- Romans 8:18

-- Romans 1:21

-- Romans 14:17

-- Romans 2:10

-- Romans 3:21

-- Romans 3:23

-- Romans 3:24

-- Romans 4:5

-- Romans 4:16

-- Romans 5:1

-- Romans 5:3-5

-- Romans 5:8-10

-- Romans 5:17

-- Romans 5:21

-- Revelation 15

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