Publisher's Synopsis
Humans fall in many ways, and mankind is generally able to make concessions for the times we have fallen into sin, into temptation, or in and out of love. We can balance our thoughts intelligently when we have fallen physically because we're clumsy, off balance, or suffering from a physical abnormality. But I'd like to pause here to pose a question about an area that our humanity struggles to comprehend.
What if I fall and it's not my fault?What if I'm injured due to a fall that I did not cause? What happens when I fall not into sin, not into temptation, not in or out of love, not because of an imbalance, push, or physical abnormality? What if the reason why I have fallen is because somebody I trusted dropped me? Such was the case of Mephibosheth and through the exemplary narrative of his life, we will navigate the rocky terrain of struggle to wholeness in our own lives.
