When we become children of God, do we lose our capability to sin? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Can a child of God sin, yes. Can a child of God sin and not suffer? Absolutely not. If you're living in

sin and God does not rebuke you, there is no conviction. I wouldn't give half a hallelujah for your hope of

heaven if you're a child of God God will rebuke you God will put his finger on the

sore spot and say that was wrong welcome to love Finding, featuring profound truths and practical lessons from

pastor and Bible teacher Adrian Rogers. A child of God is just as capable of sinning as they were

before they were saved. However, there is a much greater cost to their sin than before. King David was a man above every other man,

none more noble, gifted, or humble than David. Yet he fell into a deep, dark sin. What was the

cause for David's sin? How can we avoid the tragic cost of living in sin? If you have your Bible, turn now to 2 Samuel

Chapter 11. We'll begin in verse 1, as Adrian Rogers shares, part two of the high cost of low living.

Now, there are four things I want you to see with me today as we look into this. First of all,

I want you to see what I'm going to call the tragic cause of David's sin.

How could a man like this fall into sin?

I mean a good man like this.

It was one of the dirtiest deeds ever done.

Uriah, the Hittite, who would have died for David's honor, now dies from David's hand.

Could David be doing this?

I mean, is this David?

Is this the one who wrote the Psalms?

Do you know the verse that comes to my mind right now?

Beware, lest any of you be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin.

Here was a man whose heart now becomes hard.

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