The Life Of David XV

Summary

The sermon explores 2 Samuel chapters 7-9, focusing on David's kindness to Mephibosheth, Jonathan's lame son, as a picture of God's grace toward sinners. It emphasizes human depravity, the need for God's mercy, and the unmerited favor shown through Christ, paralleling David's restoration of Mephibosheth's inheritance and place at the king's table. The message highlights reverence for God, the significance of covenant faithfulness, and the believer's position of humility and grace. Ultimately, it portrays David as a type of Christ, demonstrating God's loving kindness for Jesus' sake.