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RetributionRetribution
SeriesRoyal Drama
Speaker
Kyle Sanford
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Rockford Springs Community Church
Rockford, Michigan
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June 21, 2026
Sunday - PM
Royal Drama
2 Samuel 2:13-32
617261323106411

Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 15 Article 4

Have there been times that we have treated others poorly because we have not dealt with our anger as the Bible calls us to deal with it?

The sermon explores the theological truth that while every sin deserves damnation, no sin is too great for those who truly repent. Using the tragic narrative of Absalom's revenge in 2 Samuel 13, the preacher illustrates how unresolved anger and neglected discipline lead to escalating consequences. The text highlights David's failure as a father and king, showing how his willful ignorance allowed resentment to fester into murder. This historical account serves as a warning against letting anger linger, urging believers to resolve conflicts promptly according to biblical principles. Ultimately, the message offers hope through the sufficiency of Christ's blood to cover even the deepest sins when met with genuine repentance.