As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. - Matthew 24: 37In this video, we dive deep into Genesis 6:5–13, exploring how the days of Noah reveal striking parallels to the world we’re living in today. From moral decline to societal corruption, the ancient narrative offers a sobering mirror — and a powerful reminderWe unpack:- The condition of humanity in Noah’s time and why Scripture says “every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was only evil all the time.”- Modern-day parallels — cultural trends, moral shifts, and global tensions that echo the biblical warnings.- What this means for us today as believers seeking to walk faithfully in a generation that feels increasingly similar to the one described in Genesis.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if this message resonates with you.Let’s grow together in wisdom, discernment, and hope.

Are we ready for His return?

The King is Coming, sooner than we may think, today we look at two of the Churches of Revelation, as we find they are prevalent to our current time. Take an honest reflection of yourself, and ask yourself, "where do I honestly sit?"

The warnings given to the early churches are just as relevant now, calling believers to wake up, repent, and stand firm in faith.

Today, we felt prompted to provide this warning as Canadian legislature is in the motion of passing ([bill-C9] it is highly probable). It is CRITICAL that we stand firm in our faith, not compromising our values, or the scriptures gifted to us. We must also remain vigilant in being bold and not finding ourselves lukewarm.

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This week we are continuing the book, titled "How God Makes Men" by Patrick Morley.

Chapter 10 discusses the importance of living a surrendered life and what that looks like. Serving Jesus in every area of our lives, living with a passion for him. This chapter takes us to the story of Paul and how his life was completely transformed. From persecuting to persecuted, Paul lead his life with a great passion for Jesus and making the good news known to the gentile world.

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This week we are continuing the book, titled "How God Makes Men" by Patrick Morley.

Chapter 9 looks at the principal of making disciples and how we can start within our homes! It starts with our families, and once our house is in order, then we can branch out and begin! This chapter walks us through the story of Peter and how he felt unworthy to be in the presence of Jesus, often times we too feel unqualified to fulfill what God has called us to do. It's important that we humble ourselves before God and recognize that we are forgiven, and God will equip us for the path ahead.

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This week we are continuing the book, titled "How God Makes Men" by Patrick Morley.

Chapter 8 talks about the story of Job, who started out as one of the wealthiest men in his land and quickly lost everything. Job endured suffering which, from his perspective was for no apparent reason. The story of Job is a powerful one, even though he was suffering, he lost his children, his wife told him to forsake God. His friends came against him calling him to repent because "surely he has wronged God", but Job knew he was righteous and while he didn't understand why God was allowing it to happen. He never cursed God, he complained, sure, but he did not curse God. He endured, he asked questions, and by the end of Job he is restored, and the later years of his life was blessed even more than his earlier years.

Sometimes, we won't know the reason why God allows things to happen, and it's important we continue to praise God, to turn to God during those times. There are times when God will allow these things to happen to test our faith, to see if we are ready to be increased. Other times things happen because we have disobeyed, or because God wants to bring correction.

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This week we are continuing the book, titled "How God Makes Men" by Patrick Morley.

Chapter 7 talks about the story of Nehemiah, who received a passionate calling to restore the fallen/broken walls of Jerusalem. Confronted with opposition at every turn, still he remained faithful.

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This week we are continuing the book, titled "How God Makes Men" by Patrick Morley.

Chapter 6 talks about the story of Solomon, who God appeared to in a dream, saying to him "ask me anything, and I will give it". Solomon responded by asking God for a heart of Discernment, God was pleased with his answer and granted it. In addition, God also granted Solomon with wealth and wisdom. Scriptures tell us there would be no one to be as wise as Solomon every again.

This week we take a look at some of the things Solomon did, and the conclusion that he drew. Solomon spent a decade searching for ways man could spend his time searching for fulfillment outside of God. He amassed massive wealth, a harem of wives and concubines, he built an empire! His conclusion: It was all meaningless, like chasing the wind!

This makes us think, maybe, we need to start redefining what we consider to be Success.

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This week we are continuing the book, titled "How God Makes Men" by Patrick Morley.

Chapter 5 talks about the story of David and The Principal of Correction, the story of David is such a powerful one! From Shepherd boy to King. However, David's story leaves a powerful message, a message of correction. David looked where he shouldn't have and took actions that angered God. Thus, he paid the consequence of his sins at the cost of two sons and the innocence of his daughter.

While Jesus died on the cross for our sins, we must still live in repentance as we make poor choices and sin. Though we must recognize that we are no long bound by sin, as John8:36 reminds us: "Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed."

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