SIN IS CROUCHING AT THE DOOR

There’s a reason that the story of Cain and Abel is one of the most well-known, well-read, and often replicated in all of human history. It’s not because it’s ancient, but because it’s familiar. The jealousy that burns quietly before it acts. The anger that looks for somewhere to go. The moment we know we’ve gone too far and look for someone else to blame. We’ve all been closer to Cain than we’d like to admit. What’s sobering about this account is that sin didn’t ambush him out of nowhere; God warned him directly. He had every opportunity to turn back, but he didn’t. What follows is Moses tracing that trajectory outward—from one man’s heart to an entire civilization that denied the God who made them. It’s an uncomfortable chapter, but Genesis 4 has something to say to all of us, about ourselves, about our world, and about the mercy of God that has a longer reach than sin’s destruction.

Series: The Things That Are Revealed

Message 8 - Sin Is Crouching At The Door

Text: Genesis 4:1-26

Jordan Coros

Harvest Bible Chapel

July 5, 2026

Because sin runs deep in my heart…

…crouching at my door (v. 1-7)

Hebrews 11:4

1 Peter 5:8

…driving me from God (v. 8-16)