Sermons
Deron Biles - June 15, 2025
Silent Sins but Loud Consequences
The book of Obadiah delivers a powerful warning about pride and justice through the ancient conflict between the Edomites (descendants of Esau) and Israelites (descendants of Jacob). God condemns the Edomites for standing by during Babylon's attack on Judah, celebrating their suffering, looting their possessions, and blocking escape routes. At the heart of their sin was pride, which deceived them into believing they were untouchable because of their mountain fortresses, wealth, and alliances. While God promises judgment against Edom, the book ends with hope—a reminder that God's ultimate purpose is restoration, not destruction.
Scripture References: Obadiah 1:1-21, Proverbs 16:18
From Series: "One-Page Wonders"
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