Join us for this inspiring sermon by Steve Cleckner as he delves into the touching story of Mephibosheth and King David from the book of 2 Samuel, a narrative that powerfully exemplifies the Biblical concept of Hesed. The tale begins with Mephibosheth, the disabled and forgotten grandson of Saul, living in obscurity and exile. Despite his lineage as the grandson of Saul, who was David's enemy, Mephibosheth becomes a recipient of King David’s extraordinary kindness (Hesed).

This sermon explores the layers of grace and redemption in David’s actions. It illuminates how David’s invitation to Mephibosheth to return to the king’s table mirrors our own invitation from God to join Him in fellowship, despite our brokenness and past alienations. We will reflect on how David’s commitment to kindness mirrors God's covenant with us, inviting us to experience His love and mercy firsthand.

Join us as we explore how the principles of Hesed can transform our relationships and guide us in our daily walk with God. This sermon will challenge each of us to extend Hesed in our lives, building bridges of kindness and restoration.