Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

I was tempted. I got carried away. I got caught in a bad place at the wrong time.

But here's the thing, you put yourself in those positions. You wanted to be tempted so don't use passive tense

verbs to excuse your active tense choices. It's not usually I was tempted but I

chose to be tempted and Iologist J.D. Greer.

I'm your host Molly Vittevich.

Today, Pastor Jady helps us process a very difficult passage in Second Samuel and a turning point in the life of David, the story of David and Bathsheba.

Could this be the same David who we now know was called a man after God's own heart.

Thankfully, David was indeed repentant and forgiven,

but his sin would affect everyone around him

and serve as a stern warning to us, today. You see what we learn as we

continue on in this new teaching series is that there has always been a deep

longing for another king, a better king, Jesus. And thankfully we can know him today.

Just a heads up for the little ears who might be listening.

This sermon does contain some details about David's sin with Bathsheba and you know what that might mean so you might

consider some earbuds or maybe you can catch up online anytime at Jady Greer.com.

So let's join Pastor J.D. in 2nd Samuel 11 now.

2nd, chapter 11 verse 1 in the spring at the time when kings go off to war.

David sent Joab out with the king's mighty men

and the whole Israelite army, but David remained in Jerusalem.

Why was Israel's king not out leaving the nation in battle.

First two, one evening, David got up from his bed and walked around the roof of the palace.

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