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As we consider this chapter and the very close similarities to Psalm 18, we are reminded of David's journaling, meditation and desire to be close to the Lord.

When Noah leaves the Ark, he builds an altar. His sacrifice is one of thanksgiving to God. God accepts Noah's worship and determines to stay future judgments of the magnitude and likeness of the Flood. This common grace is the reason for mankind's continued existence. God's covenant continues in effect to this day and we are all beneficiaries. Listen as we detail the blessings that God poured out on Noah, his family, and all of Creation through His covenant.

As we finish our series on finding Joy from Christmas passages, we look at Jesus to see his maturity-from baby to adulthood. Listen to this “Kids Sunday” message as we see Jesus go from child to adult.

As we continue our series through 2 Samuel, during this chapter we see how giant problems seem to consistently come, whether it's your doing or someone else's

When the ark comes to rest, Noah sends birds to see if the flood has receded enough for life to survive. Though he does this, it is notable that he does not leave the ark until God tells him to. There is a great lesson here for us to learn: there is benefit in working while we wait on the Lord. Join us tonight as we examine this truth, and take some fun detours along the way.

The global flood was a cataclysmic event that changed everything about the world, including its inhabitants. It is hard to imagine the wholesale destruction as the fountains of the deep were broken up and the windows of heaven were opened. In His justice and mercy, God judges the world while providing a way to be saved. Join us as we examine Noah's Flood.

With all the business in our society sometimes we forget or ignore the importance of spending time with our God. We make time for what we love and other things are stealing our heart and our joy.

As we continue our II Samuel series, take a minute to learn a few lessons from an unnamed wise woman.

The Bible tells us that Noah walked with God and found favor. Noah and his family were spared the devastation of the flood. The corruption on the earth had reached such levels that God Himself stepped in to bring to ruin what mankind had been ruining since the Fall. We see God's mercy in His interactions with Noah. He gives Noah the plan of escape, He provides Noah the details, He brings the animals, He secures the passengers. Noah simply obeyed. Obedience is the hallmark of victorious Christian living.

As we continue the Joy to the World Christmas Series, let us discover another way to experience joy this Christmas season—by pursuing our purpose. Instead of drifting through life, let us diligently seek the unique purpose that God has placed in our lives. To align ourselves with God’s will, listen to the message and discover your purpose.