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Introduction:
Proposition:
Today I want you to acknowledge your sin and respond to His grace
I. Understand God’s Regret (6:1–7, 11-13)
He sees nothing but human wickedness of every kind, everywhere, at all times.
Rather than Help His brother, he Hurt his brother
Rather than Keep His brother, he Killed his brother
What implications does this passage have for your life?
How will I adjust my life to align it with God’s will after being exposed to the biblical truth found in this passage?
What steps or changes will I make starting today?
Who is going to hold me accountable for this plan?
II.
Understand God’s Redemption (6:8–10)
Noah, because of his righteous living, finds favor in the sight of God.
God’s Grace is Him showing generosity towards sinful human beings and His children by bestowing on them His righteousness so that they can live and grow in faith and obedience.
What implications does this passage have for your life?
How will I adjust my life to align it with God’s will after being exposed to the biblical truth found in this passage?
What steps or changes will I make starting today?
Who is going to hold me accountable for this plan?
III.
Understand God’s Regulations (6:14–22)
Destruction!
(what God will do) (6:11–13): He is going to destroy all life upon the earth—except for Noah and his family—through a flood.
Power of God
Construction!
(what Noah will do) (6:14–22): He is to construct a wooden boat that is 450 feet long, 75 feet wide, and 45 feet high.
Upon completion, Noah is to bring his family inside, along with at least one male and one female of every animal.
What implications does this passage have for your life?
How will I adjust my life to align it with God’s will after being exposed to the biblical truth found in this passage?
What steps or changes will I make starting today?
Who is going to hold me accountable for this plan?
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