In this message, I walk through one of the most sobering moments in David’s life—a season where comfort replaced vigilance and desire slowly overtook devotion. From the rooftop to the confrontation with Nathan, this passage reminds us that spiritual drift often begins quietly, long before visible failure ever shows up.
We explore how misalignment can open the door to compromise, why God confronts those He loves, and how repentance isn’t about shame but restoration. David’s story doesn’t excuse sin, but it powerfully reveals the mercy of a God who comes looking—not to destroy, but to redeem.
If you’ve ever found yourself successful but unattended, busy but misaligned, or aware that something is off beneath the surface, this message is for you. The God of the second chance is still speaking, still restoring, and still inviting us back into alignment with Him.
