Today on Summit Life, Pastor J.D. Greer talks about the aftermath of sin.

God has put a promise over your life.

And that promise says that he will work all things for good.

And he can take even your mistakes and begin to weave them for triumph and healing.

But it can't start until you repent.

If you cover your sins, Proverbs says, you will not prosper.

But the one that confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy.

Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

A man after God's own heart. That's how the Bible describes King David. He was the one who fought

Goliath, the one who wrote many of our favorite Psalms. He led Israel to follow after God and

danced in worship. And yet even this great hero of the faith fell into the trap

that so many of us fall prey to, sexual sin.

Today, Pastor Jady is drawing out some cautionary truths found

in David's mistakes, and he's pointing us to our only true hope

in the midst of those failures. So let's get back into it.

Pastor J.D. titled this message, sadly, the fall of David.

Second Samuel chapter 11, verse one. In the spring of the year, that time when the kings go out

to battle, David sent Joab, who was his commander in chief and his

servants with him and all of Israel out to battle. But David remained behind at Jerusalem. And it just so

happened that late one afternoon when David arose from his couch and was walking on the roof of the

king's house that he saw from the roof a woman who was bathing. And the woman was very beautiful.

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