If You Do Well, Will You Not Be Accepted? - Morne Stephanus - Oct. 11th, 2026 AM
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Summary
This lesson explores the profound lessons from the story of Cain and Abel, emphasizing the importance of obedience, faith, and the consequences of rebellion against God's commands. Discover how this biblical account remains relevant for personal spiritual growth and accountability.
Key Topics
The significance of offering the first and best to God
The difference between acceptable and unacceptable sacrifices
Cain's rebellion and the importance of obedience
God's mercy and opportunity for repentance
The spiritual implications of Cain's murder of Abel
The role of faith in pleasing God
The warning against sin lying at the door
God's justice and mercy in judgment
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the story of Cain and Abel
01:52 The significance of their occupations and offerings
04:12 The difference in their sacrifices and what it reveals
06:01 God’s respect for Abel’s sacrifice and rejection of Cain’s
08:47 Cain’s rebellion and the warning from God
12:01 God’s mercy and Cain’s opportunity to do right
14:55 The tragic murder of Abel and its implications
19:55 God’s judgment and Cain’s punishment
25:05 The ongoing relevance of Cain and Abel’s story for us
29:48 Conclusion: Doing well leads to acceptance by God
AM Sermon 10-11-2026