Listen, you got questions about God.

Good questions.

That's fine.

Ask them.

But at some point, you've got to choose whether you're going to get into the ark or not.

And staying outside is every bit as much a decision as getting on.

You can get onto the ark of Jesus, so to speak, even with your questions.

Thanks for joining us today for the Summit Life podcast with J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

Did you know that because Summit Life has both a radio program and a podcast, it reaches all corners of the country and even the world?

We are encouraged by the way God connects us with people everywhere, even behind prison walls.

Here's a message we recently received from one of our listeners who is incarcerated.

You have a contingent of men in this room who gather faithfully with their personal radios every week night at 1030 to listen to Summit Life and Pastor J.D.

It's basically the highlight of our days.

Your ministry and your broadcasts are changing lives in this place, so thank you.

Isn't that powerful?

Stories like this remind us what's really at stake. We'd love to hear your story too. How has God been working in your life through this program? Share your story with us by visiting the Share Your

Story page at jd.gere.com. The story of Noah in the Ark is one most of us know, but it's often

misunderstood. It's not just a sweet children's tale. It's really about a holy God responding to

the seriousness of sin and about one man's faith to trust God when no one else did. Today, Pastor

J.D. shows us how Noah's example in Hebrews 11 challenges us to

act on God's word out of reverence for him. It's Noah's Ark, like you may have never heard it before,

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