Today on Summit Life, Pastor J.D. Greer talks about Noah's Ark.

The flood was God's rebooting of creation.

But this reboot is going to fail, not because God failed, of course,

but because God was trying through that failure

to demonstrate something to us about the human race

and what it was going to require if he were going to fix or repair

the human race.

Thanks for joining us today on Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer. As always, I'm your host, Molly Bidovich.

If you went out on the street and asked people to name their favorite aspect of God's character,

you'd likely hear answers like His love or His Grace. But what about His wrath? That probably

wouldn't make the top of anyone's list, right? It's scary,

and it's something we'd love to avoid talking too much about. Well, today Pastor Jady explains

why God's wrath is not something to ignore or minimize. It's actually a vital and beautiful

part of who he is. We'll see this truth come to life as we unpack one of the most

well-known stories in the Bible, the story of Noah's Ark. So let's get started. Here's Pastor Jady

with today's message that he creatively titled, Failed Reboot. Get to list out three Bible stories

that everybody in America knows about. The story of

Noah and the Ark would always make the list. But probably the biggest irony about this story

is that we have turned it into a cute little bedtime story in which, you know, in come the

animals, two by two, the hippopotamus and the kangaroo or something like that. We paint it as a mural

over our baby's

crib as this cuddly little bedtime image. The irony is that this is not really a kid-friendly

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