DAVID'S SIN AND GOD'S FORGIVENESS (8 OF 9)
by Josh Malone
Scripture: 2 Samuel 11:1-27, 2 Samuel 12:1-31
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David's Sin and God's Forgiveness (8 of 9)
Series: David: The Life of a King
Joshua Malone
2 Samuel 11 and 12
Welcome to our folks watching ONLINE. Thank you for tuning in today. This is our second week with a live stream, instead of the pre-recorded message. - I want to remind you can fill out a connection card if you are watching in the gonorthpark.online.church site by clicking the CC link. That allows us to pray for you if we know you are watching. It also allows you to let us know at the end of the service if there is a decision you need to make, or a question you have. - We'd love to have you join in person here at NPC in the weeks ahead. (LS on Palm Sunday)
Can you believe EASTER is a month away?
7 AM and 11 AM W/ EH FOLLOWING
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There are two stories that King David is most known for. One is the story of David and Goliath, the other is the story of David and Bathsheba. - David is known for his great triumph and his great failure. - He's known for the mountain and the valley... for victory and shame.
Temptation and sin is something every person deals with. - The truth is outside of Christ even our best days and works are tainted by self-righteousness and other sin. - And as Christ followers we are capable of like David... showing amazing grace to others, being kind, doing good works... and we are capable of heinous sin.
I don't know about you but I agree with Charles Swindoll who said he's glad God is done writing the Bible. He wouldn't want his sins recorded to be passed down and re-told forever.
By the grace of God you can live by faith like David... but for the grace of God you are capable of every bit as much wickedness.
As we walk through this story we can learn a lot. This texts has helps to PREVENT sin, but also shows us what to do when we sin. - From David we can learn what NOT to do and what TO Do.
2 Sam. 11 - In the spring of the year, the time when kings go ...
Series: David: The Life of a King
Joshua Malone
2 Samuel 11 and 12
Welcome to our folks watching ONLINE. Thank you for tuning in today. This is our second week with a live stream, instead of the pre-recorded message. - I want to remind you can fill out a connection card if you are watching in the gonorthpark.online.church site by clicking the CC link. That allows us to pray for you if we know you are watching. It also allows you to let us know at the end of the service if there is a decision you need to make, or a question you have. - We'd love to have you join in person here at NPC in the weeks ahead. (LS on Palm Sunday)
Can you believe EASTER is a month away?
7 AM and 11 AM W/ EH FOLLOWING
HELP US PLAN BY PRE-REG. @ GONORHTPARK.COM
There are two stories that King David is most known for. One is the story of David and Goliath, the other is the story of David and Bathsheba. - David is known for his great triumph and his great failure. - He's known for the mountain and the valley... for victory and shame.
Temptation and sin is something every person deals with. - The truth is outside of Christ even our best days and works are tainted by self-righteousness and other sin. - And as Christ followers we are capable of like David... showing amazing grace to others, being kind, doing good works... and we are capable of heinous sin.
I don't know about you but I agree with Charles Swindoll who said he's glad God is done writing the Bible. He wouldn't want his sins recorded to be passed down and re-told forever.
By the grace of God you can live by faith like David... but for the grace of God you are capable of every bit as much wickedness.
As we walk through this story we can learn a lot. This texts has helps to PREVENT sin, but also shows us what to do when we sin. - From David we can learn what NOT to do and what TO Do.
2 Sam. 11 - In the spring of the year, the time when kings go ...
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