David’s final recorded words form the basis for the last message in this series. As the king looks back at his life, he realizes that none of his victories and strengths were about him. They all pointed to his descendant and Savior. That’s a good way for us to view our own legacies.

A heartbreaking chapter in David’s life reveals the devastating impact of generational brokenness, sin and silence. Yet even in the wreckage, God’s grace invites us to surrender, repent and begin building a new legacy.

God loves us too much to ignore our sin—even if we do. A prophet's confrontation with King David shows us the painful but life-giving path to restoration and forgiveness.

The story of David and Bathsheba warns us about how sin starts, progresses, flourishes in darkness and eventually destroys people—even innocent bystanders. This week’s challenging message offers a better path—one that leads to restoration and wholeness.