In this sermon, we learn from the example of David that selfishness is never in line with God's design. Our selfishness draws us away from accountability, but wisdom draws us to God's Word and His people. When we are selfish, we act on our desires and do not think of others, but when we have wisdom, we have discernment in situations and we think of how others are affected. Like the example of David, our selfishness leads us to live in the fruit of our sin, but having wisdom leads us to own and address our sin.
