It's easy for us to assume that our sin is not that big of a deal if others don't know about it or seem to be affected by it.

We can go on with life as usual without considering that God himself knows

everything about us, our motives, our thoughts, our words, and our actions.

Welcome to the Radical with David Platt podcast, the latest sermons, teacher, author, and

pastor David Platt delivered weekly.

As always, you can find today's sermon plus thousands of more free resources over at our website

radical.net. In today's sermon from Joshua 7, David Platt urges us to consider the seriousness of our sin, even the sin that we think is hidden.

If we want a deeper and fuller sense of God's presence and blessing in our lives, then we should acknowledge our sins, even our hidden ones,

and look to the one who can graciously forgive and restore us.

Here's David with a sermon titled The Danger of Hidden Sent from Joshua Chapter 7.

So here's the deal.

I think about what we just prayed for,

for God to move in power in our midst on Easter,

for God to bring many people to eternal life.

I think about asking God to use us to multiply churches here and around the world.

For God to use us to impact this city and the nations for the glory of His name.

Don't you want to be part of something great for the glory of God,

like in the time that you have on this earth.

And not just as a church like in your life,

and your family, don't you want to experience the blessing of God?

Don't you want to see the power of God's presence

and blessing in your life and your relationships and your family and your

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