(Notes for the message I preached at Condell Park Bible Church on 24 April 2022) Introduction There wouldn’t be a person here tonight who would not be familiar with the word conflict. You don’t need to be a Rhodes scholar to figure out that everywhere we look whether it be through a screen or even …
How do you confess your sins to a righteous and holy God? Why does God not cast us away when we have sinned? The example of David’s sin against Bathsheba and her husband Uriah is a wonderful illustration of what genuine repentance needs to be and look like towards a righteous and holy God.
In this world we are faced with death and disease. The consequences of our fallen sinful world are all evident and around us. In this passage we look at what Scripture states regarding the death of a child, and why blasphemy is such a serious charge in the eyes of the Lord.
If you are a Christian you know how important your own sanctification and growth is to the Lord. However, there may be times when we fall back into old fleshly habits which can be difficult to know as they may have been habits ingrained within us from a young age. As God confronts David over his unrepentant heart so too does God confront us over our unrepentant habitual sins.