In Genesis 9:1–17, God speaks to Noah after the flood and establishes a covenant with humanity and every living creature. This passage reveals that God’s grace is seen not only in salvation but also in His provision, His law, and His patience.

Scripture:
Genesis 9:1–17

Outline:
I. God is gracious to fulfill His will (1–2, 7)
• God’s will is eternal
• God’s purpose is eternal

II. God is gracious to provide the law (3–6)
• Law for personal provision
• Law for the community order

III. God is gracious to be purposely patient (8–17)
• To withhold wrath
• To provide a witness

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This sermon from 1 Kings 18:1–21 explores the contrast between resisting God’s truth and standing faithfully for it.

Scripture: 1 Kings 18:1–21

Outline:

The Troubled

Angry at the wrong things

Working against God’s will

Driven by popular opinion

The Troubler

Hated by the world

Directed by truth

Confident in God

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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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