Once Upon an Ark

There was a time when everything seemed serene and in harmony. Humans may not have been as advanced, but they were happy.

A few centuries later, however, things had become really bad. God had made attempt after attempt, but humanity refused to follow His laws. He had sent heart calls, troubled people's minds, and pestered their consciences to no avail-and so he decided to send a great flood.

In Noah's world, minus the elements of modernization, things were just as bad as they are today. God had in His hands a world so corrupt, people so wicked, circumstances so grievous, and happenings so bizarre, He decided to do something drastic.

If history is repeating itself, what can we learn from Noah and his adventure in the ark? Moreover, why is it even important?

Join the author as he examines how the world underwent a great reset thousands of years ago and the lessons it holds for navigating today's troubled waters.