The story of King David and Mephibosheth demonstrates extraordinary biblical hospitality, where David invited his enemy's grandson to eat at his table permanently. True hospitality involves seeing others beyond our busy lives, elevating them by treating them with dignity, and feeding them both physically and spiritually. Unlike 'counterfeit hospitality' that accepts everything without transformation, biblical hospitality invites people to experience God's presence, which inevitably changes us. As Christians, we're called to practice 'unreasonable hospitality' because God has first shown it to us—seeing us, elevating us, and feeding us spiritually.
