His Promise, Not Our Performance | Genesis 7-9

Genesis 7–9 shows God judging a corrupted world, preserving Noah through the waters, and establishing a covenant rooted not in human performance, but in His own faithfulness. In this message, we see that being remembered by God does not always mean immediate release, that waiting can itself be an act of faith, and that worship is the proper response to mercy. Even after the flood, humanity still needs grace—and the rainbow becomes a sign that the promise depends on God’s ability to keep covenant, not ours. This sermon points us ultimately to Jesus, the One who keeps the covenant perfectly, carries us through judgment, and calls us to live as people shaped by His promise rather than our performance. Message Notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TqcX...