It is a great story. The kindness that David wanted to extend for the sake of a friend. The kindness that Christ wants to extend to us is also astonishing for the sake of a restored relationship. Thank you so much for sharing your post with us today, Susan.

I know I have spoken with people from my childhood and on several occasions, they have told me, I know the difference in your family was church. I hope that equates to God. I hope the difference was noticed because of Him. It really is a noticeable thing to the world and one that we have to be careful how we display. I love that this is one of your favorite stories. It is such a good one. Thanks for joining us here today, Bettie!

I have to be honest. I am much better at this when it is at my parent’s house. 🙂 It is just how it was with us growing up so it seems so natural there. Not so much at my house. You are so right. What an amazing place to seated at the table with Jesus. Thanks for joining us today, Julie.

This is such a great story with so many parallels to our relationship with Christ. Such a great passage to study. Thank you so much for joining us here today, Liz!

That’s awesome, Aryn. It can really be a lot of fun. FOr a time your family dynamic changes and someone new can really be a blessing. I, too, wonder what went through Mephibosheth’s mind. I wonder if he thought he just hit the jackpot. You hear people say, things like this don’t happen to me. He certainly thought he was not worthy of the king’s presence let alone a permanent seat at his table. What a blessing David must have been to him not only physically but it must have brought great joy to his soul. Thanks for joining us today, friend!