Have you had enough of sin? Most of us would like to say, yes and yet it remains an ever present potential.
This week we will begin a two-part message concerning repentance beginning with the prophet Nathan's confrontation with David following his sins of adultery, murder, and deceit. David thought that he was fooling everyone and yet he was always fully seen by a holy God who gave him time to repent on his own. David’s hard heartedness demanded that, in time, the patience of God would have to give way to the discipline of God.
God’s love requires Him to say enough.
08 Legacy - Enough (part 1)
October 23, 2022 • Pastor Doug Forman • 2 Samuel 12:1–14
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11 Legacy - A Heart to Worship
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12 Legacy - The Importance of Finishing Well
November 27, 2022 • Pastor Doug Forman • 1 Kings 2:1–4
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