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Jesus said, man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the mouth

of God. You're listening to Daily Truth. See, when I say my sin is great, then in essence

what I'm saying by default, by correlations I'm, God's great judgments are just and fair.

I mean, how many times have you heard someone say or thought it yourself that eternity in

hell seems a bit over the top? It seems a bit harsh. Why? Because we're not properly feeling the weight of our sin. Right? The punishment

must fit the crime. And the reason why we think God is the just judge is overly harsh in his

judgments and his punishment is because we don't understand the weight of the crime. And so what David is doing is he is confessing

the fullness and the severity of his sin because even in his repentance, even in his brokenness,

even in his shame, his heart is to vindicate God rather than vindicating himself. Who does that anymore?

I'm concerned. Right? In the midst of our brokenness, in the midst of our sin, when someone confronts us, when we get caught, right?

Because technically he didn't come clean. Nathan came to him. When we get caught, what do we do?

Yes, the rumors are true.

In fact, they're far worse than you thought, so that God may be justified in his words and blameless in his judgments.

Nope.

That's not what we do.

It's really not that bad.

I think you heard, you know, they left out some very important caveats that cast me

in a much better light, right?

That's what we do.

But here's the deal. In the same way that when

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