Genesis 8:20-22 | In the Beginning... Again (Part 1)
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Genesis 8:20-22 This Sunday, we continue our study through Genesis. After the floodwaters recede and Noah steps onto dry ground, the question is no longer merely how humanity survives judgment—but how humanity learns to live afterward. Noah emerges into a cleansed world, yet with the same fallen heart of Adam. So where does rebuilding begin? Before homes are built, fields planted, or civilization restored, Noah first builds an altar. And God lays the first foundations for life after judgment: worship and ordered rhythms. We will explore how Genesis 8:20-22 presents the rebuilding of human life under God’s rule—showing us why worship must come first, why our hearts still need redemption, and why God’s gift of seasons and stability reveals His sustaining grace. Most importantly, we will see how Noah’s altar points beyond itself to Jesus Christ, the true sacrifice through whom sinners are reconciled to God. Whether considering our homes, priorities, schedules, or culture itself, Genesis 8 asks a searching question: What are we building first?
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