John Luke Robertson

I read a lot of books.

I read a lot of fantasy books and these like epic grand fantasies.

And they're all kind of follow the first half of David's life.

But then every once in a while, an author will write like a sequel.

That'll be the second half.

Like what happens to the hero, you know, 30 years down the road.

And I love those stories.

I love them so much.

I just read one.

It was great.

And you see that like the story goes on, you know, and it makes them such a more rich and complex person because you see yourself in that.

Like we all have rises and falls.

And I think, I mean, I've seen pastors who I feel like I've been close to Christian leader, an abnormal amount of Christian leaders who have been

fallen in some disaster, disastrous way.

And I can think of one in particular who did, but is now come back and is leading a church and is doing great.

And there were all kinds of consequences in his life.

And I think that's what we see with David too.

There were intense consequences and that God enacted in revenge for the people that David hurt.

But again,

God never left David.