Noah And The Flood | Cover To Cover | Sermon by Pastor Ed Young

In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young teaches from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough.
“I quit.” “I'm done.” “I'm out of here.” ”I've had enough.” We say these phrases when we want to quit, and the “quit” in our culture is incredible. We simply love to quit!
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[@2595chris]

But God still speaks today both through His Word and sometimes through audible voice and that doesn’t make you a weird either!🙏🙏🙏

[@chericroucmendez8232]

1 Corinthians 15:3-4

[@rediet5960]

Amen!

[@2595chris]

Amen!!! God bless you pastor.

[@mariabeltran3820]

Just to correct this…. Noah was 600 years old not 500. I looked up different Bible versions to make sure and all of them say 600 years old.

[@tlwebdesign1]

Is the audible of God speaking is like us hearing the word of god being speaking?

[@Struzzylive]

Noah’s ark is exactly Wednesday. Togetherness :)

[@kerryc.7438]

I don’t know why guys get on him ? I’ve been listening to a lot of “conservative/ Puritan stuff for a lot of years, let’s face it, we can see sin everywhere we look. I’ve come to the conclusion that we need to look in the mirror, at our selves and the Bible how we match up with God’s word, we all fall misablty short. He doesn’t mean any harm

[@gregjones2217]

Your body language, facial expressions and voice, indicated a lack of sincerity. This indicates to me that there is a secondary motive. That thought is disturbing.

[@josephscala6707]

You're teaching kids that dinosaurs lived with people, and that people lived to 950 years old? How shamefully dishonest.