Many times people, they move when God really hasn't moved them.

And we get ourselves in trouble.

If you're a Christian, you're supposed to be reading the Word of God.

You're supposed to be not only reading,

but waiting upon the Lord to speak to you

for direction where he wants you to be or where he wants you to go.

If you don't, that's when we get in trouble.

Big time.

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. Today we're following in love with you.

Welcome to Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees in Diamond Bar, California.

Today we're continuing our study of God's work in the lives of Israel's first kings,

and we're glad to have you. You'll see that while David is known for his humble,

devoted relationship with the Lord, he wasn't flawless. In fact, he made some terrible,

self-destructive choices that impacted his whole life. But as you follow along today, you'll also find the truth that God is willing to

forgive and able to restore all who truly repent. In 2 Samuel chapter 11, here's Roll Rees with

the lesson, David, a willful sinner.

David had a conversation with God just about every chapter. He goes back to his first

Samuel. If you remember, there was a person by the name of Samuel, then King, remember

Saul, and then King David, and later on will be King

Solomon. But in this chapter, I was really struck by it. Because in chapter 11, verses 1 to 27,

you have David kind of getting into an area that he should have never got into.

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