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What happens after the storm has passed?

In this first episode of our new series, God’s Promises, we begin where Scripture begins again — not with excitement or certainty, but with mercy. After the floodwaters recede, Noah steps into a quiet, broken world. And it’s there — after judgment, after loss, after survival — that God makes one of His most foundational promises.

The rainbow covenant is not a promise that storms will never come again. It’s a promise of restraint. A declaration that God will not abandon His creation, even knowing humanity is still broken. It’s a promise God makes not because people improved — but because He chose mercy.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why God’s promises often come after the storm, not before it
• What the rainbow really represents in Scripture
• How God binds Himself to faithfulness, even when the world isn’t fixed
• Why this promise still matters as we step into a new season

We’ll also leave you with practical challenges for the week — simple ways to recognize God’s mercy, practice restraint, and trust Him in the quiet spaces between what was and what’s next.

If you’re standing on the other side of something hard. If you’re grateful to have made it through, but unsure what comes next…This promise is for you.

Take your shoes off. You’re standing on holy ground.