King David was a great follower of God with a tender conscience and a love for worship and the presence of the Lord, and yet he committed the grave sins of adultery and murder. What happened? What caused him to fall in such a shocking way? In today's sermon, Pastor William explores the events and attitudes that led to this moment, as well as practical tips for avoiding David's mistake.

Even if you have committed a serious offense, God's mercy is still for you. If you would like to learn more about a personal relationship with Jesus, the one who made it so that you can be considered blameless, please reach out via our website https://holyspiritleesburg.org. We'd love to introduce you!

Worship is the key to giving Jesus the primary place in our lives. In the Bible, 2 Samuel 6 and 1 Chronicles 16 recount how David made God the real King of Israel by bringing the Ark of the Covenant to live in a tent near the royal complex. He hired singers and prophets, at great personal cost, to worship around the clock before the mercy seat of God. In this talk, Pastor William examines how we can learn from this Biblical example and apply it to our own lives and churches.

If you want to learn more about a relationship with Jesus we recommend a book titled "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis, or "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel if you are questioning what this whole "Christian" thing is all about, or you can reach out to us at holyspiritleesburg.org/. We'd love to connect and chat with you.

Chris Warner is the Anglican bishop of the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic, the group of churches which Church of the Holy Spirit is a member of. During his visit to our church, he shared a beautiful message of hope, reconciliation, and love that comes from God and that we are to share with others. God does not scold at us for our behavior, rather, he meets us where we are in the middle of our messy lives and invites us into the life that he offers through Jesus.

If you want to learn more about a relationship with Jesus we recommend a book titled "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis, or "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel if you are questioning what this whole "Christian" thing is all about, or you can reach out to us at holyspiritleesburg.org/. We'd love to connect and chat with you.