God's Word speaks of a spirit or a way of life that would be the spirit of the last days.

The Lord Jesus said in Luke 1726, and as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of Man.

In this study, Scott Pauley will lead us to rediscover Noah's faith in God.

Though Noah lived in days of wickedness, lawlessness, violence, and immorality, his faith in God was strong.

Noah courageously led his family during this time,

and he was God's witness to that generation.

Could it be, just like Noah of old,

you and I are living in the last generation before God's judgment?

Join us now for this study, as it was in the days of Noah.

I must be getting old, but I enjoy watching birds. I remember years ago reading that

Vance Havner, one of my favorite evangelist to read after, was a bird watcher.

And he would walk through the woods and had so studied them, he could tell just by their voice, by their song, what kind of bird it was.

And he was just taken with them.

Well, the older I get, the more I enjoy watching them, we love to watch

the birds at the bird feeder near our home, and the cardinals are my personal favorite. God,

who created the birds, used them often in scripture as symbols of spiritual truth. For example,

the eagle is used to picture God's work in us and God's work for us in Scripture.

Quail used as a picture of God's provision.

The swallow, a picture of God's presence and safety in his presence.

In the Psalms, you have the pelican and the owl, a picture of loneliness.

The Lord Jesus in the Gospel recorded to Matthew chapter number 10 talked about God's care for the sparrow, the smallest,

the most defenseless, and yet God cares. The Raven, a picture of searching and even of restlessness.

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