Growing Through Conflict

Passions In Conflict

Erwin W. Lutzer | September 7, 1997

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Scripture Reference: 2 Samuel 11, 2 Samuel 12

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David didn’t fight his desires for Bathsheba. He forgot about God in his pursuit of her. The resulting adulterous affair turned into a tragedy of unforeseen proportions: David lied, ordered a man’s death, and a child died.

Anyone can fall into sexual immorality, and even when it is forgiven, consequences will still have to be faced. But when we confess our sins to God, we can be restored into a right relationship with God.

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Passions In Conflict

Selected highlights from this sermon

Tell us why you valued this sermon.

Other Sermons in this Series

Family Conflict

Conflict With A Giant

Kings In Conflict

Conflict With Doubt

Conflict Within The Soul

Conflict With God

Conflict With Unanswered Prayer

Passions In Conflict

A Son In Conflict

Dying With Regrets