II SAMUEL 11

1. We have a hard time finding sin in David’s life before Bathsheba (11:1-15).
   • How did the years of faithful obedience protect David from sin?
   • How do our years of faithful obedience protect us from sin?
   • What do we need to do when we have sinned (12:13).
2. We have a hard time finding sin in his children before Bathsheba (12:7-14).
   • What sins do we know of in their lives before David sinned with Bathsheba?
   • What sins do we know of after that time?
   • Why don’t our years of godly living carry the same weight as our sin?
3. After years of righteousness you have no permission to sin (Numbers 32:23).
   • What message did Moses share with the 2 ½ tribes east of the Jordan?
   • Because he is primarily dealing with sins of omission, what is our task?
   • How can we protect the next generation from sins of omission?
4. Christians have the responsibility of example (I Corinthians 11:1).
   • How can this passage encourage morality in our lives?
   • What would have to happen for you to make this statement with confidence?
   • How will life be different when you can?

Call to Action: To purposely choose to be a continuing godly example.