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David may have been a man after God’s own heart, but he also made some terrible mistakes. But it’s how he responded to that sin that makes him a great example for our lives.

When bad things happen, some people try to blame God, while others try to absolve him from all blame. But as King David learned, the truth is often somewhere in between.

Why would a census from a “man after God’s own heart” incite divine wrath? Pastor J.D. teaches from one of the most perplexing stories in the Old Testament.

King David lost his family and kingdom through a single night of lust. But thankfully, that’s not where his story ends!

Because of the cross, our sins are forgiven, and believers are no longer under condemnation. And yet, sin still has consequences in this life.

When the sun comes up in the morning, our natural response is to pull the pillow over our head and pretend it’s still dark. Do we respond the same way when our sins come to light?

When you’ve messed up big time and done something that you can’t take back, how do you move forward? What’s the next step?

If there’s one area where almost everyone has regrets, it’s in the realm of sexual sin. But even in our greatest failures, God can bring redemption.

King David is known as a man after God’s own heart, but even he wasn’t perfect. As we learn about his greatest failure, we’ll discover the importance of fleeing from sexual sin.