Twice David is called “A man after God’s own heart.” But this divine comparison did not stop David from some giant screw ups: infidelity, murder, and most likely never in the running for husband or father of the year.
Yet, God was neither scared nor surprised. So why did the title stand?
David lived from his everything and typically ran full speed to God. And when he didn’t, he always ended up returning to God.
That’s our choice, every single day: Live wholeheartedly, and turn back when we don’t.
- Do you think David was “a man after God’s own heart?” Why or why not?
- What would it look like for you to live wholeheartedly?
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Written & spoken by Ty Silzer
Music by Podington Bear
Footage by Adam Burns and Matt Devir
Edited by Jim Kast-Keat
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