Pastor J.D. helps us process a very difficult passage in 2 Samuel, and a turning point in the life of David—the story of David and Bathsheba. Could this be the same David who was called “a man after God’s own heart”? Though David was indeed forgiven, his sin would affect everyone around him. While this story holds a powerful warning for us today, what it ultimately reveals is a deep longing for another King, a better King — Jesus.
Sexual Sin, Broken Trust, and Disappointed Hopes
Sexual Sin, Broken Trust, and Disappointed Hopes
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4 October, 2024
Series: The Life of David
Speaker: J.D. Greear
Book: 1 Samuel
After David’s sin against Bathsheba and Uriah, he walked through a process of restoration that models for us how to repent and take responsibility for our sin.
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3 October, 2024
Series: The Life of David
Speaker: J.D. Greear
Book: 1 Samuel
What does true repentance look like? This week, Pastor J.D. helps us unpack 2 Samuel 12, in which David is confronted regarding his sin against Bathsheba and Uriah. Following the prophet Nathan’s rebuke of him, David pens Psalm 51.
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2 October, 2024
Series: The Life of David
Speaker: J.D. Greear
Book: 1 Samuel
David was Israel’s long-awaited and hoped-for king, and he’d started out so well by defeating Goliath and writing beautiful psalms about God. But his sin against Bathsheba and Uriah made Israel ask, if even King David, the man after God’s own heart, failed them, what hope was there?