Suffer the Consequences
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Suffer the Consequences

September 23, 20264 min
  • Religion

Read: 1 Peter 2:21-25 Ian picked up a crumpled piece of paper from the ground and opened it up. It was a flyer advertising a sale at one of the local stores. He crumpled it back up and threw it on the ground. “Why did you do that?” Mom called to Ian from the porch. “It’s nothing important,” Ian said. “Besides, that’s how I found it. Someone else left it there like that.” He kicked the paper to the side of the sidewalk. “Ian, pick it up and throw it away, please. I kn...

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I didn't throw it there.

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Why do I have to pick up that trash? I didn't throw it there. It's not fair that I have to take care of it. Now wait a minute, I'm sure someone has had to pick up after you before, right?

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When you see trash on the ground, do you pick it up? I'm Zach with Keys for Kids. Have you ever been walking around and noticed a piece of trash lying on the ground and you think, I shouldn't have to pick that up.

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I wasn't the one that put it there. Well, that may be true, but you're not perfect either and I'm sure someone has had to fix a mistake that you made before. It's kind of like what Jesus did for us.

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