Holy Worship (Genesis 8:20–22)
Noah’s first act after the flood was to build an altar and offer worship to the Lord. This message examines how worship flows from submission to God’s sovereignty, thanksgiving for His mercy, and dependence on His grace.

Scripture: Genesis 8:20–22
Outline:

1. Holy worship testifies to submission to God’s sovereignty.

2. Holy worship testifies to thanksgiving for God’s mercy.

3. Holy worship is dependent on God’s grace.

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This sermon examines God’s faithfulness in Noah’s year-long season of waiting. God remembers His people, encourages them with signs of His work, and speaks to declare new beginnings.

Scripture: Genesis 8:1–19
Outline:
I. God is faithful to remember you
II. God is faithful to encourage you
III. God is faithful to speak to you

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Genesis 7 records the fulfillment of God’s warning to Noah and the certainty of divine judgment. In this sermon, we examine three truths: God’s Word saves, God’s grace is now but not forever, and God’s judgment is sure.

The ark points forward to Christ. Just as only those inside the ark were saved from the flood, only those who repent and believe in Jesus will escape the final judgment. Today is the day of salvation.

Scripture: Genesis 7

Outline:
I. God’s Word Saves (1–15)
II. God’s Grace Is Now, but Not Forever (16)
III. God’s Judgment Is Sure (17–24)

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