🌈 Noah's Ark: Trusting God's Promises 🌈

 

Hey, Faithful Steps fam! Today we’re diving into the story of Noah’s Ark from Genesis. It’s a story of faith, obedience, and God's promises!

When the world was full of sin, God chose Noah because he was righteous and faithful. Noah followed God's instructions to build the ark, even when it seemed impossible! Because of his faith, Noah and his family were saved from the flood. 🙌

After the flood, God made a promise to Noah—and all of us—by placing a rainbow in the sky. That rainbow reminds us that God is faithful and keeps His promises! 🌈

Key Takeaways:

  • Noah trusted and obeyed God, even when it didn’t make sense.

  • The rainbow is a sign of God's promise and His faithfulness to all generations.

Reflection Questions:

  1. How can Noah’s faith inspire you to trust God more?

  2. What does God’s promise mean to you in your life today?

Stay encouraged and remember—God is always faithful! 💖

Blessings,
Shyanne

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