How do you keep moving forward when you can't see what's on the horizon? In this episode of the CityRise Sermon Conversations, our teaching pastors dive into Hebrews 11:7 to explore the life of Noah. We discuss the challenge of obeying God concerning "events as yet unseen" and what it means to be a "preacher of righteousness" in a world that might think you’re crazy.

Whether you are in a season of "foggy" transitions or a decades-long "daily grind," this conversation offers practical insights on hearing God’s voice, the discipline of habits, and trusting the One who steers the boat.

In This Episode, We Discuss:

Moving in the Unseen: Why faith is like walking through the woods with a flashlight—you only get more light once you take a step.

The "Cloudy Before Clear" Principle: Navigating seasons of life where the directive isn't yet obvious.

Standing Alone: The reality of following God when it feels like you are the only one in your workplace or community standing for what is right.

Consistency Over Intensity: How Noah’s 75-year "boat building" project mirrors our own journeys in marriage, parenting, and career.

Certainty vs. Uncertainty: Finding peace by anchoring yourself in what you know (God’s Word) while being okay with the "when" and "how" you don't know.

Key Scripture:

Hebrews 11:7 – "By faith Noah, being warned by God concerning events as yet unseen, in reverent fear constructed an ark for the saving of his household."

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