Family Drama – David
Family Drama - "David"
Title: The Wreck That God Redeemed Big Idea: God redeems what entitlement wrecks Texts: Matthew 1:1, 6; 2 Samuel 11–12 1. Entitlement makes us believe we don’t have to be where God called us (2 Sam. 11:1) 2. Entitlement turns desires into demands (2 Sam. 11:4) 3. Entitlement avoids responsibility for reality 4. Entitlement makes people disposable Key Truth: What we surrender, God redeems.
Sermon Description
Ever feel like you’ve messed things up beyond repair?
King David did — big time. And yet, God didn’t erase his story. He redeemed it.
In this message, we look at how entitlement quietly wrecks lives, and how surrender opens the door for redemption. Whether you’re new to church, unsure about faith, or carrying regret, this message is for you.
Bible References: Matthew 1:1, 6; 2 Samuel 11:1–27; 2 Samuel 12:1–25
Small Group Discussion Questions
Why do you think entitlement is harder to see in ourselves than in others?
Where do you see people confusing pain with permission in our culture?
What makes surrender feel risky even when we trust God?
How does David’s story challenge the idea that success equals spiritual health?
What would real surrender look like in your life right now?
References: Matthew 1:1, 6; 2 Samuel 11–12
2 Deep Journal Questions
Where have I justified behavior because of pain, exhaustion, or success?
What is God inviting me to surrender instead of manage?