SUMMARY:

The world is becoming increasingly focused on self-interest, and the story of Noah’s Ark stands as a powerful reminder of what it means to act in faith. Before the flood, humanity was marked by corruption and moral decay—much like the challenges seen today, from self-centeredness to shifting cultural values. Yet Noah remained faithful, obediently building the ark despite doubt, opposition, and the seeming impossibility of his task.

The question is: Are you building your own “ark”? Are you stepping out in faith, serving others, and answering God’s call, even when it feels difficult or uncertain? The time to act is now. Whether it’s getting involved in ministry, supporting the church, or making a personal commitment to follow Christ, the invitation is clear—trust God, move forward in obedience, and bring the hope of Jesus to a world in need.

QUESTIONS:

Noah acted in faith despite living in a corrupt world. What are some modern challenges that make it difficult to live faithfully today? How can we remain obedient to God even when society moves in a different direction?

Noah’s obedience required action—he didn’t just believe; he built the ark. What is one way you feel God calling you to step out in faith? What fears or doubts hold you back, and how can you overcome them?

The call to faith isn’t just personal—it impacts others. How does serving in ministry, giving, or sharing your faith help “build an ark” that invites others into God’s grace? How can you be more intentional about making a difference?

The time to act is now. If you were to make one decision today to grow in faith or serve in a new way, what would it be? What steps can you take this week to follow through?