At the height of his leadership, David seeks out anyone left from Saul’s house. He finds Mephibosheth, Jonathan’s disabled son, and instead of casting him aside, restores his inheritance and gives him a permanent seat at the king’s table—treating him like royalty despite his brokenness and inability to offer anything in return. This act of grace foreshadows the grace of God, which is not earned by merit but given freely. As we reflect on Pentecost and consider how to pray and fast for our community, we are reminded that grace transforms lives. God’s grace saves, sustains, and calls us to approach Him boldly. In response, we can embrace grace for ourselves and extend it, just as God did for us.
The Gift of Grace
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