(Nuggets from Genesis 6:9)
Noah was a JUST AND PERFECT MAN in his generation. At a time when there was NO PREACHER, NO PASTOR or PRIEST, he chose to be a RADICAL EVANGELIST, despite the ridicule, he kept on building the ark.
In a world that’s loud with conflict and contradiction, figuring out how to reflect the heart of God can feel anything but simple.
The story of Noah teaches us how to live the life we were created for. Noah was called “RIGHTEOUS,” and PERFECT; this was because NOAH was FAITHFUL and LOYAL to God, in spite of the fact that he wasn't seeing God and had no knowledge of when the flood would happen.
NOAH TRUSTED GOD BLINDLY!
In a world where every other heart had turned to evil, Noah stood out. His heart was turned towards God. He worshiped God, He walked with God, He followed God, He obeyed God, He believed God.
That’s what made him different.
The rest of humanity?
Scripture says every intention of their hearts was evil; and evil, at its root, is the rejection of what God calls good. They were already making their own flood; one not of water, but of blood. Violence, the legacy of Cain, had become the order of the day.
It broke God’s heart. He could not watch His good creation destroy the world and themselves without consequences.
The way we’re meant to live isn’t just about checking moral boxes or making good decisions. On our own, we might manage moments of behavioral goodness. But to truly lean into God’s perfect intent for humanity? That takes surrender. Daily, Actively, and Intentionally.
Noah practiced this.
We do this by soaking in His Word, spending time in prayer, being with others who are chasing after His heart, reaching out to those who don’t, and constantly choosing His way over our own.
In this generation marked by doubt and destruction, may we be found FAITHFUL; may we be called RIGHTEOUS, and LIVE the way God expects us to.
This is HOLINESS CHALLENGE
DAY 72 OF 365 (2026)
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