Have you ever asked yourself why we crave recognition? In today’s message, Pastor Josh opens Genesis 10 with a timely word titled ‘Who Are You Making a Name For?’ We’ll explore the rise of the nations and how quickly people turned from God to glorify themselves instead of Him.

In ‘Love Covers Sin,’ we watch Noah’s sons respond in two very different ways. One mocks, while the others cover. Genesis 9 shows us that real love doesn’t shame or condemn—it protects, restores, and points us back to God’s heart for grace.

Sometimes we offer God our best ideas for how He might keep His promises. In ‘Belief Is Simple, But Not Easy’ from Genesis 15, Abram does the same. But God responds with a promise that’s bigger than Abram imagined. He calls him outside and says, “Look at the stars.”

Noah was a righteous man who walked with God, yet even he stumbled. In ‘Love Covers Sin,’ Pastor Josh takes us to Genesis 9 to show how failure doesn’t disqualify us. God’s grace is deeper than our sin, and His love always makes a way forward.

After the flood, God gave Noah a fresh call to multiply and live under His blessing. In today's message, titled 'God Promises the Rainbow,' we explore Genesis 9 as the Lord defines the value of life, sets new order for society, and seals it all with a visible promise in the heavens.

The flood was over, the ark had landed, and Noah stepped onto dry ground into a new beginning. In today's message, titled 'God Promises the Rainbow,' we look at Genesis 8 and 9 as God responds to worship with mercy and marks a covenant with a sign in the sky.

Sometimes God answers with a whisper, a gentle sign of hope in the waiting. The message today, ‘Waiting on the Lord,’ from Genesis 7, shows us how God moves even when we cannot see it. Noah’s story reminds us that when God makes a promise, He keeps it.

Have you ever felt stuck, wondering when things will finally move forward? In today’s message, ‘Waiting on the Lord,’ we turn to Genesis 7 and watch Noah wait through a storm. God was silent, but not absent. This passage reminds us that waiting often deepens our trust in God.