Bridgetown Audio Podcast Genesis - Who Is God, and Can I Trust Him?
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Aug 11, 2025 Explore the aftermath of the flood and God's instructions to Noah, emphasizing faith amid suffering. Dive into the emotional toll of crises, comparing biblical flood narratives with ancient stories. Discover the transformative role of the Holy Spirit in healing and recreation during life's challenges. Reflect on human helplessness and the importance of divine assistance, linking Noah's sacrifice to Jesus' offering. Finally, embark on a journey through the flood story, highlighting themes of righteousness and the call to trust in a transformative relationship with God.
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Haunted By Parents Searching Children
- Tyler Staten recalls the Turkey earthquake and parents frantically searching for missing children.
- The image intensified his question: why doesn't God intervene more decisively in suffering?
A Different God In The Flood
- Tyler Staten shows Genesis contrasts with other flood myths by its portrait of Yahweh.
- In Genesis, God acts from grief and redemptive care, not caprice or disgust.
Remnant Is The Means Of Recreation
- Tyler Staten explains Genesis 7 as decreation and Genesis 8 as recreation centered on a preserved remnant.
- God preserves a righteous remnant through which he plans to redeem all of creation.
