In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we zoom in on the life of Noah—a righteous man who walked with God in a time of widespread corruption and violence. As God prepares to bring judgment through the flood, he gives Noah detailed instructions for salvation: build an ark, follow the blueprint, trust the covenant.

We reflect on what it means to obey God in a culture that disregards him, how God's salvation is always deliberate and precise, and how Noah's obedience ultimately points us to Jesus—the true ark of our salvation.

Join us as we explore Genesis 6:9–22 and consider what it means to walk with God in our world today.

In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we reflect on Genesis 6:1–8, a sobering and mysterious passage that sets the stage for the flood. As sin spreads and human hearts turn continually toward evil, we witness God’s deep grief and the weight of coming judgment. And yet—even in the darkness—there is a glimmer of hope: “But Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord.”

Join us as we explore the meaning of this difficult text, consider the seriousness of sin, and discover how God's mercy shines through in the midst of corruption. This episode reminds us that while judgment is real, so too is the rescue found in Jesus Christ.

In today’s episode of Reform Devotionals Daily, we explore the often-overlooked genealogy in Genesis 5:1–32. Far from being a dry list of names and lifespans, this chapter offers profound insights into life, death, and the hope that breaks through the curse of sin. We reflect on the lives of Enoch and Noah—two figures whose stories interrupt the grim rhythm of mortality—and ask how this ancient text should shape the way we live today. What does it mean to truly walk with God? And how does the certainty of death deepen our longing for the rest that only Christ can bring?

Join us as we see how even in a world marked by “and he died”, the promise of life and hope still shines through.