Oct 18, 2026 · 51 min · 11 segments
We study this 10-year period of David's life where he made several mistakes (2 Samuel 11-24, 1 Chronicles 17-21). David committed adultery with Bathsheba. David ignored problems within his own family…
From the time he became king in Jerusalem, the next 20 years, he consolidated, expanded his kingdom, a good administrator, put people in charge, amazing people alongside him, and everything was going wonderful.
Today, we're going to look at the next 10 years, approximately, next 10 years, Of his life.
In these next ten years, approximately, it is maybe a little more than ten, we see King David making so many mistakes, one after another.
A man who'd reached such a great height who had kept his faith in God and did amazing things like we saw last Sunday.
And for some reason, the next 10 years became so tumultuous because of repeated mistakes that David was making in his life.
So while we are going to look at his mistakes, what we want to do is learn how not to do them.
Now, how can we avoid those mistakes? How to avoid implosion in life? So, you know, when we talk about the word implosion, it means the pressure from outside is greater than what could be, what the person can withstand from inside, and it just collapses.
How to avoid implosion? You know, a submarine floating at a certain level in the sea is doing well, but sometimes as they go deeper, the hydrostatic pressure from the outside is so great, it just collapses the whole thing.
From the time he became king in Jerusalem, the next 20 years, he consolidated, expanded his kingdom, a good administrator, put people in charge, amazing people alongside him, and everything was going wonderful.
Today, we're going to look at the next 10 years, approximately, next 10 years, Of his life.
In these next ten years, approximately, it is maybe a little more than ten, we see King David making so many mistakes, one after another.
A man who'd reached such a great height who had kept his faith in God and did amazing things like we saw last Sunday.
And for some reason, the next 10 years became so tumultuous because of repeated mistakes that David was making in his life.
So while we are going to look at his mistakes, what we want to do is learn how not to do them.
Now, how can we avoid those mistakes? How to avoid implosion in life? So, you know, when we talk about the word implosion, it means the pressure from outside is greater than what could be, what the person can withstand from inside, and it just collapses.
How to avoid implosion? You know, a submarine floating at a certain level in the sea is doing well, but sometimes as they go deeper, the hydrostatic pressure from the outside is so great, it just collapses the whole thing.
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