Sermons onGenesis 6

Micah

• 5:56Genesis 6

  Genesis 6 verse 5. God's looking down on the world and he sees in verse 5 that the heart of man is desperately wicked at all times. God says about Noah's generation and so God destroys the entire planet by flood. Why would God do that? Because of the depravity of your heart and my heart. it's the language of Micah.

Christmas is...

• 8:42Genesis 6

  With was the word that Noah heard. When the Lord said to him, I will destroy the earth by flood. But in Genesis 6, I will establish my covenant with you. And for those who remember the story of the flood, do you remember how the door was shut? Noah didn't shut the door. The Lord shut the door. As a reminder, Noah, I am with you. Relational. From the burning bush, Moses heard the same in Exodus 3, verse 12.

Troubled Heart

• 29:33Genesis 6

  they wanted to be like God. And they thought by doing things their way, they would get closer to God. And it ended up ushering in sin. The first three chapters in the Bible. We see in the days of Noah that the heart of man was desperately wicked above all. So wicked was the world in Genesis 6, 7, 8, and 9 that God said, I am tired. Let's reboot this. We live in a world

Suitcase

• 23:37Genesis 6

  so this heart you know God has a heart. Where do you think yours come from? He gave you what he has. Read Genesis 6. We don't have time to go there. Read Genesis 6. He said he grieved God's heart that he had made man. God has a heart. He gave you one. And we're supposed to do the same thing

• 23:39Genesis 6

  so this heart you know God has a heart. Where do you think yours come from? He gave you what he has. Read Genesis 6. We don't have time to go there. Read Genesis 6. He said he grieved God's heart that he had made man. God has a heart. He gave you one. And we're supposed to do the same thing

Isaiah

• 26:13Genesis 6

  But the positive perspective is that there will always be a remnant. Remnant is a critical Old Testament theme. When God looked at the world in Genesis 6, 7, and 8 and saw the wickedness of man, that our hearts are always wicked above all. And God said, I'm going to destroy everyone. But he found one that was righteous, just one. And so there was a remnant in the house of Noah. And God spared Noah and his family. And he says

Exodus

• 15:05Genesis 6

  …at the garden to say, "You can no longer go into my presence?" Flaming cherubs. Sound familiar? They were cherubim that told humanity, "You cannot be in the presence of God." That's going to come back into play. Genesis chapter 6, in a world that is broken and sinful, we find three chapters later, God regretting that He has made man. And God regretted it so much, He's going to send a flood like this week, even more so.

• 16:16Genesis 6

  It was God wiping the slate clean and saying, "I will again dwell with my people." Go back and read Genesis 6 through 9, and you will find that God did not shut the door to the ark from the outside. It appears in Scripture that God shut it from the inside. As if God was telling Noah and his family, "Don't worry, I'm in here…

• 16:44Genesis 6:5

  …There's No one In this World That can See my Heart More than My mom And how Much more True Is that Of the Lord Our Heavenly Father But this Is what God Knows About our Heart Are you Ready For this First Thing We see Genesis 6 5 The Lord Saw That The Wickedness Of man On the Earth Was Great And That Every Intent Of The Thoughts Of His Heart Was Only Evil Continually This Is What God Knows About Our Hearts

• 24:13Genesis 6

  …Quit playing church. Jump in the river. We say, well that's kind of scary. Let's look at the protection now God offers to us. The Bible says that Moses in verse 3 was put into an ark. It's the same word "tava" used in Genesis 6 for the ark that Noah built. God offers us protection in sometimes the most unlikely of places, doesn't he?

Genesis (Foundations)

• 0:00Genesis 6

  If you have your Bibles with you, please turn to Genesis chapter 6. Genesis chapter 6, and we have, I knew this would be a unique service, so we have actually done the work for you. In your bulletins, the handouts for the sermon, we have already filled in the blanks for you. So,…

• 0:06Genesis 6

  If you have your Bibles with you, please turn to Genesis chapter 6. Genesis chapter 6, and we have, I knew this would be a unique service, so we have actually done the work for you. In your bulletins, the handouts for the sermon, we have already filled in the blanks for you. So,…

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Genesis (Foundations)

• 0:12Genesis 6

  And he called his name Noah saying, this one will comfort us concerning our work and the toil of our hands because of the ground which the Lord has cursed. Today we are going to look at Genesis chapter 6 in a man named Noah. Next week we're going to look at the flood. So if you're expecting a Mother's Day sermon only for mothers, you're going to be disappointed. If you were cringing because you're expecting a Mother's…

• 0:53Genesis 6

  So if you have your Bibles, your copy of God's Word, please turn to Genesis chapter 6. Genesis chapter 6, and we will begin reading in verse 5 and looking through verse 12 this morning. They called his name Noah because he will bring comfort. The message this morning is entitled, Comfort in the Midst of Evil. Comfort in the Midst of the Evil. We are going to be walking this tightrope as does God's Word of how does God respond to sin

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