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How to Pray When You’ve Sinned
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- Dec 26, 2025
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How to Pray When You’ve Sinned Remsen Bible Fellowship, Psalm 51, 09/04/2022 The following is an AI generated transcript, not a manuscript. And Father, again, as we turn to your word now, would you open our eyes to behold both the horrific things we would see in ourselves and the beauty of what were revealed of you, what was shown of you in your word. We ask these things in Jesus’ precious name. Amen. If you want to take your Bibles and turn, we’re going to be in Psalm 51 this morning. Psalm 51. One of the great dangers as a human being is to want to hide our sin. We love living in the darkness, John 3 says, because our deeds are evil. And Satan, who is the prince of darkness, and Ephesians 2 says he is the prince of the power of the air, thus he’s the god of this world, He loves that. He loves the darkness and those who are born into his reign, which is all of us. We love the darkness rather than the light because our deeds are evil. But God sometimes in his mercy will shine a spotlight into the darkness. He’ll shine a spotlight on our sin so that even if we’re trying to run, even if we’re trying to hide it, He makes it unmistakably clear that this is who we are and this is where we’re at. We are sinners without hope. We are sinners lost in our sin. We are sinners condemned under his righteous decree. That’s what God did for David in 2 Samuel. We’ve looked the last two weeks at 2 Samuel 11 and 12, and in chapter 11, David says, sees Bathsheba he lusts after her he inquires after her he brings her to himself he takes advantage of her then he tries to get her husband to cover it up unknowingly that doesn’t work so he has him killed and he takes Bathsheba to himself And we’re told at the end of 2 Samuel 11 that the thing David had done displeased the Lord. But God did no…