David’s “heart after God” has been tested in the last few chapters of 2 Samuel. His family is falling apart. He’s lost 2 sons, and his daughter’s been violated. The aftermath of his sin with Bathsheba is causing the people in his life to search for healthy ways to have conflict. And, in chapter 14, they all fail. What does it look like to engage in what many people think is a classic oxymoron - “Healthy Conflict”.