“But with thee will I establish my covenant; and thou shalt come into the ark, thou, and thy sons, and thy wife, and thy sons’ wives with thee” (Gen. 6:18).
The Word of the Lord to you now is: Stay in His boat. Then you won’t be washed away by the storm.
The storm is coming upon the world. It is growing darker by the day. But those who call on the name of the Lord and live in accordance with His Word will be sheltered from the storm.
By staying in the ark of safety you will not be swept away like the people in Noah’s day. Noah stood forth as a prophet of God, delivering the message that it was going to rain, but the people would not listen. Because it did not happen immediately, they just laughed and paid no attention. As a result, they all drowned (see Gen. 6 and 7).
There is coming upon this world a kind of decadence that people have never seen. But it will not harm you as a child of God. You will be able to go through it…
• If you dedicate yourself to God
• If you do what He is saying
• If you live holy before Him
• If you “stay in His boat”
Always remember: God loves you. So allow the power of the Holy Ghost to flow into you and through you. Then you can ride out the storm in this life and walk in the blessings of Almighty God.
God wants your life – all of it – dedicated to Him today. The Word of the Lord is for those who will listen. We are not playing games.
So give Him praise and honor and glory now for what He has done and will do for you. Through Him, you will never stumble or fall! He is worthy to be praised!
Scripture References: Genesis 6, 7
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Keith Butler has been an ordained minister since 1974. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and holds diplomas from Canada Christian College and Rhema Bible Training Center.
He serves in ministry with the support of his lovely wife, Pastor Deborah L. Butler, and their children: Pastor Andre Butler (granddaughters Alexis, Angela, and April), Pastor MiChelle Ferguson and husband Pastor Lee (grandson Lucas), and Minister Kristina Jenkins and husband Pastor Joel (grandsons Andrew and Austin, and granddaughter Alyssa).