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🗓️ 31 March 2025
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0:00.0 | Hey, it's David Platt. I am really looking forward to Secret Church 25 on April 11th, and I hope you'll |
0:06.2 | join us for six hours digging deep into the book of Matthew, praying for our persecuted |
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0:35.6 | Second Samuel chapter 13, verse 19. And Tamar put ashes on her head and tore the long robe that she wore |
0:44.2 | and she laid her hand on her head and went away crying aloud as she went oh this is such a sad chapter in Scripture. So we've seen David's sin against God |
0:59.1 | in a couple of chapters before this, and now we see the effects of sin spreading throughout |
1:07.2 | his family in such horrible ways. What happens to Tamar in 2nd Samuel chapter 13 at the hands of her brother |
1:16.2 | is just horrible in ways that lead her to weep in shame over how she had been hurt. |
1:25.8 | And as I read this, I just think about the seriousness of sin not only in our lives and our relationship with God. |
1:37.3 | So 2 Samuel 11, we prayed based on that picture. But here in 2 Samuel 13, we see the disastrous effects of our sin in |
1:50.0 | others' lives and the hurt our sin brings. And I want to be careful here. I think about a |
1:58.6 | conversation I was having recently with someone whose sin |
2:03.3 | had just destroyed a relationship he was in and he has been repentant of that sin. He's |
2:12.2 | turned from that sin and at the same time there's consequence from that sin that he still feels today. |
2:17.9 | And I don't want to encourage people just to continually beat yourself up, so to speak, over sin from your past. |
2:25.9 | At the same time, the consequences of sin in our lives and others' lives should be in our lives a deterrent to future sin. We should hate sin |
2:38.3 | because of its effect on our lives and our relationship with God and we should hate sin because |
2:44.3 | of its effect on others' lives. And I just want to pray for us that God would open our eyes to see |
2:50.7 | how our sin doesn't just affect us, |
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