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    David: Great King Lousy Dad
    David: Great King Lousy Dad John Dalrymple

    King David is known as a “man after God’s own heart,” but he made several parenting decisions that had disastrous consequences. There are three important lessons we can learn as dads from the sad stories of David’s sons in 2 Samuel 11–15.

    John Dalrymple