Who Cares If I Sin? Reflections from Joshua 7
Explore the consequences of sin in the context of Joshua 7, highlighting how God, Israel, and Achans's family were affected. Understand the importance of accountability and caring for the impact of our actions on those around us.
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Who Cares If I Sin? Joshua 7
1. God Cared When Achan Sinned God saw his sin - Heb. 4:13 the anger of the Lord burned - Joshua 7:1 Sin is a violation against: God s law (1 John 3:4) God s authority (James 4:12) God s person (Gen. 39:9)
2. Israel Cared When Achan Sinned 36 men were killed, the hearts of the people melted - Joshua 7:2-6 one sinner destroys much good - Eccl. 9:18 Sin brings reproach upon God and His people - 2 Sam. 12:13-14; 1 Cor. 5:1
3. Achans Family Cared When Achan Sinned They suffered for his sin - Joshua 7:14-15, 22-25 Parents often have to pay a price for the sins of their children - Prov. 10:1; 17:25; 19:13 Children often have to pay a price for the sins of their parents - Deut. 5:9
The effect that parents attendance has upon their children. Attendance of Parents If both parents attend - If only Dad - If only Mom - If neither - Faithfulness of Children 72% 55% 15% 6%
Who Cares If I Sin? God cares. The people around me care. My brethren care. My loved ones care. So I should care!
