A Preacher and the Promise-keeping God

Noah's flood is a turning point in history. The world had become so corrupt and violent that God decided to return it to its original, watery state. Against this backdrop of depravity and judgment, Noah stands out as one who walks with God, and whose living faith saves both him and his family. While the rest of the world goes about life without a care for the coming judgment, Noah's diligent obedience is a sermon in and of itself, one that proclaims God as holy and just, sovereign and merciful.