Today on Summit Life,

JD Greer talks about true repentance.

David is saying that he needs a forgiveness.

Listen, that removes the penalty of his sin,

the sin debt, and cleanses his leprous heart.

This whole song screams out for the gospel.

Gospel center repentance finds its hope in the gospel.

Welcome to Summit Life, with pastor, author, and theologian JD Greer.

I'm your host, Molly Bitovich,

and we're so glad that you're back with us today.

Okay, so is anyone out there a morning person?

I don't know about you, but when the sun comes up in the morning,

my natural response is just to pull the pillow back over my head

and pretend it's still dark.

And sadly, most of us have that same response when our sins come to light.

We just ignore it and hope it'll go away, or that nobody will notice.

But today, Pastor JD explains that for true repentance to happen,

we can't keep excusing our sin and pushing it aside.

We need to expose it to the light.

We are in a study of the life of King David,

and today we'll be looking at a song that David wrote after he was caught in sexual sin.

Let's rejoin Pastor JD for part two of our message titled Repentance.

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