God values "promises". He is a promise keeper. He says it is better to not even make a promise than to make it and break it. David was not a perfect man of God but he too cared deeply about keeping his word.
Do you also value you word, or promises, with others? How do you respond to the promises you make with others? How do you respond to a promise broken and the consequences? Better yet, how do you respond to the greatest promise given to mankind?
Check out Episode 58 of The After Service for more conversation from some of our young adults about this topic.
Responding to Promises Made
2 Samuel 7, 9 & 21
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