Like Father, Like Son(s)

What are the consequences of rebellion against God? Join us this Sunday at CrossWinds Church in Spencer as we consider the fallout of David's actions.

Sermon Discussion

1. What is your first reaction/emotion after reading this chapter? What shocked you most from this chapter?
2. What is one takeaway from the sermon and one question that you had after hearing the sermon?
3. Read 2 Samuel 12:11–12. How do these verses help us understand what is happening in 2 Samuel 13?
4. Read Psalm 14:1. How does this describe Amnon? Using this definition of “fool,” what are some ways that we are prone to act like fools today?
5. Read Proverbs 27:6. How does Jonadab compare to this verse? Share an example of how friendship can be a positive or negative impact on life.
6. Read Psalm 25:1–3; Romans 5:5; 10:11. What comfort does the rest of the Bible give us when we experience shame?
7. Read 1 Samuel 2:22–25, 29; Colossians 3:21. What are some similarities between David and Eli? What does God say to Eli when he refuses to discipline his sons (1 Sam. 2:29)? What does Colossians 3:21 look like, practically?
8. Read Romans 12:17–21. How would you counsel someone who has been wronged and wants to take revenge? What comfort does Romans 12 provide us when we want vengeance?