In this powerful message from 2 Samuel 13–18, we step into the tragic story of Absalom, a son marked by injustice, silence, and a fractured relationship with his father, King David. Through the rise and fall of Absalom, this sermon exposes a timeless truth: hurt people hurt people.
But this message is more than a cautionary tale—it’s a call to healing. You’ll be challenged to consider:
What happens when we carry wounds instead of bringing them to Jesus?
Why is “half-forgiveness” often more destructive than no reconciliation at all?
If you’ve ever wrestled with family pain, unresolved anger, or questions about forgiveness and justice, this conversation will both challenge and encourage you.
Listen in and discover how the gospel speaks directly to our deepest wounds—and offers a better way forward.
