2 Samuel 12 - Repentance and Restoration

[@brownsweetie4760]

Thank you, I love the enduring word app. This sermon not only moved me to repent to the Lord but I felt it in my spirit to confess something major to my son and he was very forgiving, whew talk about a weight lifted off my shoulders thank God for his mercy🙌🏾

[@AnnakletananliMuronga]

It's true we like to point finger to other sin and to forget our own sin

[@vocalruss]

I’m reading respectable sins by Jerry Bridges and this was a very good and convicting sermon paired with the first 3 chapters I just read. I’m going through your whole sermon series of this book. I’m being blessed and edified.

[@maureenkamau641]

Am studying 2nd Samuel n so far I just love the exposition

[@jrgarcia3815]

I share my notes and share your commentary’s your truly blessed pastor Guzik

[@emmabeltran9550]

A masterclass of repentance. Thank you so much Pastor. Certainly we are sinners but God forgive us. But our sins with heartbreaking are extend to our innocent children. I could not understand that part of the sin till now.

[@maritabalinquit8148]

Amen 🩵 what a blessing

[@jacquelineharrell4605]

I personally related to this, thank you!!

[@conniemoore2513]

I'm loving the Bible studies. Thank you Pastor. Here is another interesting point: David comforting Bathsheeba is the first sign of love we ever see him having towards a woman. The rest seemed like property and conquests. He was able to do this because he could relate to her suffering, just like Jesus can to ours.

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@gilgalbiblewheel6313]

What if David and Bathsheba would see Uriah in heaven?

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

What an interesting and poignant question!

[@gilgalbiblewheel6313]

@@DavidGuzikEnduringWord It does make me wonder if we're going to see "loved ones" who haven't been faithful but repented.