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The Sin Crouching at Your Door

Offense isn’t a personality trait. It’s bait. It’s a spiritual snare the enemy uses to divide you from God, your spouse, your kids, and even yourself. If you’re constantly frustrated, short-tempered, or quietly bitter, this message is for you. From Cain and Abel to your marriage and your phone screen, offense has been crouching at the door since the beginning (Genesis 4:6–7). The question isn’t if you’ve been offended. The question is: Are you living offended? Freedom is possible—but it starts with obedience and forgiveness. 📌 3 Key Points 1️⃣ Offense Is Here (Genesis 4:6–7) Sin is “crouching at your door.” Being offended is unavoidable. Living offended is a choice. You can whine about it—or win over it. 🦁 Offense is an apex predator. Ignoring it doesn’t make it disappear. 2️⃣ You’re More Offended Than You Realize (Psalm 139:23–24) We don’t know what we don’t know. Internal resentment hides well. Pray: “Search me, O God… see if there is any offensive way in me.” 🪞Spiritual maturity starts with honest self-awareness. 3️⃣ For Believers, Living Offended Is Never Okay (Matthew 6:14–15) “If you forgive others… your Father will forgive you.” Forgiveness isn’t optional for Christians. We forgive because Jesus forgave us first. ✝️ Look at His scars before defending your bitterness. 📖 Key Scripture Connections Genesis 4:6–7 – Sin crouching at the door Psalm 139:23–24 – Invite God to search your heart Matthew 6:14–15 – Forgiveness tied to being forgiven Mark 9:24, 29 – “Help my unbelief” / Some strongholds require prayer 🙏 Reflection Question Who do you need to forgive today—and what would happen if you actually obeyed Jesus and did it?