How did David end up in the mess he got himself into? What were the small steps he took that led to his sin? How can we use his example to avoid temptation today?

Another article in the Paul and his journeys series.

Talk Notes : - "These reasons for sin have one result... they threaten our relationship with God and need to be removed. This is done through the knowledge of right and wrong and the application of repentance and forgiveness."

Talk Notes - "It is not surprising that God tells us not to steal any longer, but it is quite an eye opener when we look at some spiritual truths about theft and its consequences."

Talk Notes "The following scriptures give us a brief outline of God's advice when we find that anxiety and worry threaten us. There is no human condition which God hasn't been able to identify and offer a safe and lasting solution."

Talk Notes "Good and evil are not moralistic nor social values... they are principles pertaining to life and death. Thus good, means good for life and evil, means good for death. Many struggle under the weight of battle, but the scripture reminds us that the battle is not ours, it is God’s"

Talk Notes "God in his wisdom has given us through the appreciation of natural homes, an insight into what he is offering us. It is interesting to note that even God’s household is run on very similar lines to ours."

Talk Notes "The concept of renewal is also a powerful bible theme. Things wear out, things change, things get tired, changes need to be made. This is what God is offering the human race... a new life with new conditions. "

Talk Notes 'This is part five of the theme to overcoming as described in Revelation 12... REV 12:11 And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death'.

Another article in the 'Paul and his Journeys' series