Saul’s First Failure
June 14, 2026
Louis Bridgman examines Saul’s first failure as an act of disobedience rooted not just in impatience but in presumption, as he oversteps his God-given role under pressure and reaches for control. He broadens the lens to show how this same impulse runs through all humanity, yet emphasizes that God’s greater work of restoring the world continues and that the true tragedy is forfeiting the invitation to partner with Him. The message ultimately points to Jesus as the only faithful partner and invites listeners to repent of self-reliance and actively join God’s ongoing work of restoration.
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.