Genesis 8:6–19 God shut the door. Noah opened the window. These two contrasting actions bookend one of the most profound transitions in all of Scripture. The flood was a judgment, the ark was salvation, and the waiting was a test. But the first movement after the waters receded didn’t come from God—it came from Noah. […]
When Your Shut In, Lesson of the Birds: Noah Opened the Window Read More »
Jesus warned that the days before His return would resemble the days of Noah—marked by moral blindness, spiritual complacency, and sudden judgment. This study explores Christ’s warning, the parallels between Noah’s world and our own, and God’s gracious provision of escape through Jesus Christ, our true Ark of salvation.
End Times? As in the Days of Noah: A Warning and a Way of Escape Read More »
Tekton – The Role of a Craftsman In the ancient world, carpenters were essential to village life, creating everything from yokes for oxen to the structures people called home. The Greek term tekton is used to describe not only a carpenter but also a craftsman, one whose hands shaped wood and made it useful and
I AM a Carpenter: Lessons in Building a Life with Purpose Read More »
