[Sunday] Noah - Ordinary Sinners
Questions for the Week
What do you remember about the narrative about Noah in the Bible?
Read Genesis 9:9:8-17. What promise does God make to Noah?
Read Genesis 9:18-29 This is a strange section. What does Noah’s response in vv. 18-24 show us about Noah? Is Noah without sin?
Read 1 Peter 3:18-22. What aspects of the narrative about Noah does Peter highlight? In your baptism, how has the story of Noah played out in your life?
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