today on Summit Life with Jiddy Greer.

Like David, there are things in this book that honestly, they bother me, they confuse me,

and sometimes make me mad.

But I've learned to trust God despite those things, because I figure if God is God and I'm not God,

then there's a lot of things about my thinking

that are gonna have to shift over the years. Welcome to another week of solid biblical teaching here on Summit Life with Pastor, author, and Theologen, Jady Greer.

As always, I'm your host Molly Vittevich, and I'm grateful to be here with you.

We're continuing our brand new teaching series on the life of David and today pastor

J.D. encourages us to honestly evaluate our worship of God. Though different

cultures and different personalities can often exhibit differing styles of worship,

our intention should always be the same,

putting the worthiness of God on display.

And it's important to remember that even though we might not always feel like worshiping, we can and

should resolve to do so anyway, out of obedience and love for our great God.

So grab your Bible, it is about to get undignified in here and turn to 2nd

Samuel chapter 6. Second Samuel 6 has always been one of my favorite Bible

stories.

Y'all, when I was a teenager,

the subtitle heading over this section

of my King James version of the Bible

was simply David dances naked before the Lord.

What is not intriguing for a seventh grader about that?

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