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The Little Foxes
Guard your Relationship with God
Vineyard—the fellowship of believers
Walls—Boundaries of God’s Word
Watchtower—Guardians of the Vineyard
The Vinedresser—God the Father
The Vine—Jesus Christ
The Branches—Believers
The Grapes—Fruitfulness of Abiding in Christ
The Little Foxes (Schemes of the Devil)
Foxes look cute and harmless compared to other predators.
Foxes are sly, cunning, crafty, and and fast.
Foxes are small—they only need a small crack to enter.
Saying: “A little folly, a little sin, a little crack, the devil’s in.”
A Little Folly (Foolishness)
Folly is making unwise choices that harm and destroy yourself and others.
Folly is straying from the known path of wisdom.
Foolish people keep making the same foolish mistakes.
People who commit folly have no discernment.
They do not see where their choices will lead.
Sin will take you where you do not want to go, keep you longer than you want to stay, and cost you more than you want to pay.
Adrian Rogers: “On sin: you’ll get what you want, but you won’t want what you get.”.
A Little Sin (Disobedience)
“Little sins” lead to “great consequences”.
Little sins of lust, stealing, drinking, smoking, lying, cursing, cheating, pride, rebellion, prejudice, hatred, violence, etc.
A Little Crack (Compromise)
This speaks of compromise.
Compromise is usually set up by an opportunity or invitation to sin.
It means playing around with sin like with a rattlesnake.
It means imagining that a little will not really hurt.
It means thinking that it is okay so long as nobody finds out.
Sayings:
“Sow a thought and you reap an action; sow an action and you reap a habit; sow a habit and you reap a character; sow a character and you reap a destiny.”
–Unascribed
“Don’t let the devil ride because if you do, he’ll want to drive.”
Response to the Word
Get rid of the little foxes in your life.
Get rid of sin, pride, compromise, and excuses.
Don’t allow anything—even the smallest compromise—to enter your life.
It will spoil the vine of your fruitfulness in Jesus Christ.
Do you want to be free from the bondage of sin in your life?
Come to Jesus and surrender your life to Him today!
He will set you free indeed!
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