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In 2 Samuel 16, David is on the run once again. The first time, he fled from his predecessor, Saul, who sought to take his life. Now, he is running from his own son, Absalom. Once more, David is humbled—barefoot, crushed, and broken. Yet, in his brokenness, we witness the king’s confidence. He no longer places his trust in himself but in God.
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