God Isn’t Mad at You | Seeing God’s Goodness in Noah’s Flood
Be honest, do you usually pack for a trip a week in advance, hours before, or somewhere in between? What’s the worst thing you’ve forgotten?
What stood out to you most from this week’s message?
When was the last time you made a mistake that was difficult to recover from? What did you do to move forward?
Describe a time you personally experienced justice in your life. How did it give you hope?
What’s something new you learned about the Flood story? What’s something you were reminded of?
Read Genesis 6:5-6 and Luke 19:41-42.
What is your reaction when you hear that God grieves when he sees people live in brokenness?
How have you experienced God’s love and grace in your life?
What’s one step you can take this week to accept and trust in God’s grace?
Let’s end our time praying together. You can say something like,
“God, thank you for sending Jesus to die for us so we can have a new life in you. Help us with any doubts and questions we might have, and experience more of your grace. Amen.”
Check these out if you’re on a roll and want to go a little deeper.
- What’s one area in your life you could use God’s protection in right now?
- Read 1 John 3:16. How can you show love and grace to someone this week?
You’ve probably heard of Noah’s Ark. Animals, a boat, a rainbow... and, oh yeah, a global flood. Sounds like God was in a bad mood, right? This week, Kyle Ranson flips the script on one of the Bible’s wildest stories. It’s not about anger (or even just a Biblical precursor of “We Bought a Zoo”)—it’s about a God and his deep love for his people.
Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.