Western Hills Church Of Christ, Temple

Scripture:  2 Samuel 11-12 Speaker:  Scott Meyer Summary: This sermon discusses King David's downfall, emphasizing the perils of unchecked sin and the need for repentance. David's story, involving Bathsheba and Uriah, illustrates how sin begins subtly but can grow into significant consequences when left unaddressed. The speaker draws parallels to modern struggles, highlighting the importance of acknowledging sin and seeking forgiveness rather than hiding or rationalizing it. Nathan's confrontation with David serves as a reminder of the necessity of accountability and openness to correction. Ultimately, the sermon underscores God's transformative grace, offering not only forgiveness but a renewed heart through Christ, who bore the consequences of humanity's sins on the cross.