Noah - Saving your Family in a Dark World (MACBS)

The class focuses on Noah's obedience and faith in building the ark despite the corrupt world around him. It emphasizes the importance of raising children in a godless society and the somber reality of losing family members to the world's influence.

The class focuses on Noah's covenant with God and the significance of the number seven in Genesis 7. It emphasizes the importance of putting God first and the covenant's completion, highlighting Noah's righteousness by grace and the judgment of the ungodly.

The class explores the story of Babel and Nimrod, connecting it to the rise of Babylon and its religious and political influence. It also draws parallels between ancient and modern confusion stemming from rejecting God's ways, emphasizing the importance of faith and discipleship in a world that often strays from divine guidance.

The class explores parallels between Noah and Christ, focusing on God's remembrance and deliverance, the ark as a symbol of salvation, and the importance of faith during trials. It also touches on the atonement and resurrection, drawing connections to the Passover and the crucifixion.

The class covers Genesis 9, focusing on Noah's covenant with God and the dietary changes post-flood. It emphasizes the importance of faith and obedience, drawing parallels to Jesus' teachings on serving others and the covenant's symbolic meaning.