We must find a way to trust in God's love once more. Wrongdoing has been blamed on God for things He didn’t do. This creates a small version of God, reliant on our surroundings, our mistakes, and our suffering. God cares for us and guides us. By believing in the best, we learn the correct way to view God’s love, which inspires us. If God is unable to embrace us, even for moral reasons, He is still powerful. God fixed the first wrongdoing by offering a remedy. He taught us to endure the world's wickedness before deciding to save only eight people. God finds enough joy in protecting His own to wipe out all of humanity. Anyone who values God's love will see things this way. God will not flood the earth again. This will help limit people’s lifespans so they won’t sin like they used to. God created a massive flood out of His everlasting love.

God keeps His everlasting promise; regardless of how challenging, safe, and powerful the trials are, He will hold us. We say much more than we actually deserve; He reminds us repeatedly and shows us how to grasp His love. All truth is important, but God has authority over how that truth is shared and understood. We might know the truth, but not everyone will pay attention. If God is as we describe, He decides the timing and effectiveness of our efforts. Since He is wise, He values human understanding. Not everyone can easily grasp how to apply the truth thoroughly, which is why some rely on those who are more knowledgeable. When we overlook the need for wisdom, we’re essentially asking for insight from those who are smarter. We forfeit our ability to think rationally and submit to our own ignorance. We teach that a foolish mindset can lead to a good outcome. Because of this, some individuals will never grasp the full essence of Christian living.

Having worked in nonprofits for most of my life, I’ve gained a lot of insight into people. Those with particular teaching methods often behave similarly. After using the Book of Psalms in a professional capacity, I found that God shares the truth through various theological beliefs. From this standpoint, we see how we have a tendency to get caught up in excellent jobs, successful families, and church activities. Our main issue is that we assume our moral culture is spiritually secure due to science and psychology. We tend to develop a message that doesn’t truly address life and death matters. I’ve learned to observe instead of always being serious when I engage with the Psalms without consulting others. I believed the Psalms brought people together. I used them as a means to connect rather than trying to convince others of my views. Yet, I have a clear understanding of these ideas from other teaching methods.