Mephibosheth
August 16, 2026
Bolaji Jegede presents Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9 as a powerful picture of God’s grace: grace seeks the undeserving, relieves fear, restores what has been lost, and gives a place at the King’s table. He connects Mephibosheth’s restoration with the gospel and shares his own experience of wandering from God and being restored through repentance, emphasizing that our past, failures, labels, and circumstances do not place us beyond God’s mercy and redemption.
David and Bathsheba
August 23, 2026
Doug Virgint examines 2 Samuel 11 as a sobering warning about the progression and consequences of sin. David moves from desire to action, then compounds his sin through deception and murder, but God mercifully exposes what David has hidden through Nathan, leading to genuine confession and forgiveness. The passage ultimately points beyond David to Jesus, the greater Son of David, who gives his own life to save guilty sinners.