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Sin Is Crouching at the Door

Updated: Nov 2

Guest Speaker: Rick Cunningham

November 2, 2025

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OVERVIEW

In the story of Cain and Abel, we see the first clash between faith and pride, worship and self-will. God’s words to Cain still echo today:

“If you do well, will you not be accepted? And if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door. Its desire is for you, but you must rule over it.”

1️⃣ When faith rests in God, sin loses its hold

Abel’s heart of faith pleased God; Cain’s self-reliance did not. It wasn’t about the offering—it was about obedience. When our hearts trust God, sin loses its power.

2️⃣ Sin preys upon us with devastating consequences

Cain’s jealousy led to the first murder. Sin always starts small—offense, anger, comparison—but when left unchecked, it destroys relationships and distances us from God’s presence.

3️⃣ Sin radically becomes more ruthless

From Cain’s envy to Lamech’s violence, sin multiplies when it isn’t surrendered. Yet even as humanity spiraled, God’s plan for redemption continued to unfold.

4️⃣ Sin cannot defeat God

God raised up Seth, a new beginning through whom people began to call upon His Name. Grace always has the final word.

“Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more.” — Romans 5:20

🔥 What to Expect

Join us for a morning of worship, teaching, and fellowship as we dive into God’s Word together.

  • 9:00 AM – Classes for All Ages

  • 10:00 AM – Worship Service (Livestream available)

  • 11:30 AM – Food & Fellowship

Whether you attend in person or join online, you’ll be encouraged to see how God’s truth and Spirit work together to equip His people for battle—and for peace.


💬 Why It Matters

We live in a culture that often fights with words, emotions, and opinions. But believers are called to fight differently—with faith, prayer, truth, righteousness, and love. These are not passive virtues—they are weapons that tear down the enemy’s lies and strengthen the church.


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If you’ve been feeling weary, anxious, or under attack, this message is for you. Let’s gather in faith and discover how to use the weapons God has given us to stand strong.

📅 Upcoming Message – Sunday, November 9, 2025

Speaker: Collin Brennan


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These Bible reading plans are more than just daily devotionals—they’re invitations to go deeper in your faith. Whether you’re exploring the wisdom of Proverbs, the bold challenge of James, or the redemptive story of Samson, each study is designed to draw you closer to the heart of God.


Take your next step:

  • Reflect with journal prompts

  • Talk it out in small group discussions

  • Pray through the lessons

  • Apply the truths to your everyday life


Don’t just read the Word—live it. Dive into one of these studies and let God transform your mind, strengthen your walk, and equip you to follow Jesus more faithfully.

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