2 Samuel 15-19

2 Samuel  •  Sermon  •  Submitted   •  Presented   •  1:24:24
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2 Samuel 15-19

Consequences

Absalom’s rebellion was a consequence that God told David would come (12:11).

Absalom’s actions showed he was not seeking God in this.

David felt the weight of all those that were coming against him (Psalm 3:1).

This story shows us the consequences of sin are terrible for all involved.

Continued Trust

David shows that he still is turning to God in facing his consequences.

Psalm 3:5-6 shows us that David was depending on God.

When we face consequences, turning away from God only pulls us farther

from where we need to be.

When you face difficulties of your own making, God is your hope.

Provision

As David leans on God, God provides for Him.

God took care of his needs physically, militarily, and gave him victory.

Even in the victory, we are reminded of the ugliness of the situation (19:2).

Jesus is the Judge of the World but also God’s provision for our salvation.

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