Thou Art the Man

An analysis of King David's most heinous backslide into a very dark period of sin that began with mere laziness, but ended in adultery, murder and treason. Many great lessons are gleaned from this account that apply to our lives today, including a warning of the great devastation caused by one moment of surrender to lust, and the necessity of having a godly fear and dread of even the very smallest of sins; but also of the availability of healing and restoration for those who today may have also backslidden and lost their fellowship and communion with the Lord as David did.