today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

True confession does not seek to justify, to minimize, or deflect what you did in any way.

David does not mention how hard it is to be king how nobody ever thought about his needs

David says I have sin nothing excuses it and I got nobody to blame for but me. Thanks for Summit Life with J.D. Greer, lead pastor of the Summit Church in Raleigh,

North Carolina. I'm your host Molly Bitevich. Let me ask you, what does true

repentance look like? Is it tears and weeping? Is it simply stopping the sin or is it

much more? Today, Pastor Jady helps us unpack 2nd Samuel 12 in which David is

confronted about his sin against Bathsheba and Uriah.

Following the Prophet Nathan's rebuke, David ultimately penned Psalm 51.

It is in this Psalm that we observe the components of true confession and repentance, which lead ultimately and joyfully to restoration.

If you're desperately looking for the path back to God, David gives us an amazing road map, so let's jump into

2nd Samuel Chapter 12 now.

2nd Samuel Chapter 12, just about everybody that I know has been watching the trial of

Alec Murdoch if you happen to be one of the 10 people in here who has not seen

anything about this Alec Murdoch is an attorney from a small town in South Carolina

whose family goes back in that town for generations.

They basically build the town the Murdoch family,

but as this trial reveals,

Alec Murdoch has also been a vicious criminal.

Usually this family's connections to cover up his crimes for years.

All kinds of evidence has come out involving massive death from

people that he was supposedly helping, robbing, murdering friends and even

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