This week, Brian and Nick sit down to talk about covenant with Noah. They talk about how this covenant reveals God’s commitment to preserve His creation despite human sin. Like Adam, Noah was entrusted with the Earth, but his faith allowed God to renew it after the flood.

Key Points:

• Preservation: God provided Noah the Ark and protection for the animals, ensuring life would continue.
• Renewal: Post-flood, the Earth resumed its natural order—animals multiplied, seasons returned, and humanity was commanded to be fruitful again.
• The Rainbow: A sign of God’s mercy and promise, the rainbow reminds us that God preserves creation and shows patience with humanity.
• Redemptive Plan: The covenant points forward to Christ, the true and better Noah, who brings both preservation and salvation.
• Faithfulness: Noah’s trust preserved the world; our hope lies in God’s promises, not our own perfection.

Takeaway: The rainbow isn’t just a sign in the sky—it points to God’s faithfulness. He judges sin, preserves His creation, and provides a way forward, ultimately fulfilled in Christ.