The Sinful Consequences of Delayed Righteousness

Aug 16, 2026 • Brad Andrews

Righteous anger doesn’t give us permission to sin, and delayed righteousness doesn’t make sin disappear. In this week’s sermon from 2 Samuel 13:21-39, @BradAndrews explains the dangers of both in the story of Absalom in his response to Amnon.

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