Rebellion – The Kingdom Rejected The Kingdom Gospel of Jesus

Rebellion – The Kingdom Rejected

The Kingdom Gospel of Jesus
Genesis 3:1–7; Isaiah 59:2; Romans 3:23

Galatians 1:6–9

In Creation, God made us to reflect His love and rule with Him.

Through Rebellion, we chose sin and were separated from Him.

Yet God gave a Promise of rescue through a coming King.

Christ the King came, lived sinlessly, died, and rose again.

Now all are called to Believe, Repent, and through Baptism,

begin new life. As we Follow Jesus, we live by His Spirit and

await His Return to restore all things.

Rebellion – The Kingdom Rejected

Humanity rebelled against God, choosing self-rule over God’s rule.

Humanity’s biggest problem is not ignorance—it’s rebellion.

Sin: rejecting God’s rule and replacing it with our own.

THE LIE THAT LED TO REBELLION (Genesis 3:1–5)

The Enemy Twists God’s Word Revelation 12:9; John 8:44; 2 Corinthians 11:3

The Battle Is Always About God’s Word Genesis 2:16–17; Matthew 4:3–4; Luke 4:3–4; Matthew 7:24–27

Adding to or Taking Away from God’s Word Leads to Ruin Proverbs 30:5; Deuteronomy 4:2; 12:32; Revelation 22:18–19; Galatians 1:6–9; 2 Peter 3:16; Jeremiah 23:36; Psalm 119:160; John 10:35

The Lie at the Core: “You Can Be Like God Without God” Genesis 3:5; Matthew 24:35

II. THE CONSEQUENCES OF REBELLION (Genesis 3:6–7, Isaiah 59:2)

Separation From God Isaiah 59:2; Genesis 3:8–10

Brokenness in Creation Genesis 3:6–7; Romans 5:12; Gen 1:31; Genesis 3:16–19

Shame and Fear Genesis 3:7

Inherited Sin Condition Romans 5:12

III. OUR REBELLION IS PERSONAL (Romans 3:23)

A. Sin Is Everyone’s Problem Romans 3:23

B. Sin Is Death in Disguise Ephesians 2:1–3; Romans 8:13

C. Why the Promise of the King Is Such Good News Genesis 3:15