Today on Summit Life, Pastor J.D. Greer gives us a different view of Noah and the Ark.

Last scene we have of Noah is him getting stone cold drunk and wandering around the village naked.

Here's the question you're supposed to ask yourself, though, as you read that, this crazy drunk Noah?

This is the father of the new creation? This is the reboot. The virus is still there.

So God in this story points to the need for a completely new kind of salvation.

Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor Gede Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Bidovich, and we are so glad you're back with us today.

If you asked a random stranger to name a Bible story, chances are a high percentage of them would say the story of Noah's Ark.

In fact, you've probably seen the cute little picture books and nursery decor

with the animals going up two by two into the boat. But when you look at the actual story as it's told

in the Bible, it's definitely not G-rated. It's a bit more for mature audiences only. Well, today

Pastor Jady explains what Noah's story reveals about our sin, God's wrath, and his plan of redemption.

So let's rejoin Pastor Jady with this message he titled, Failed Reboot.

Genesis 6 is the story of Noah and the Ark.

There are four words that I think summarize what happens in this story,

and I hope that you'll remember these. Here's the first word, grieved. Verse five, chapter six,

the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth and that every intention of the

thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And the Lord regretted, verse six, that he had made man

on earth, and it grieved him to

his heart. So the Lord said, I will blot out man whom I've created from the face of the land,

man and animals and creeping things and birds of the heavens, for I am sorry that I have made them.

Y'all, believe it or not, listen to this. Believe it or not, there is something on earth that God

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