Grace and sovereignty meet in the tension of the kingdom already here and not yet. David fasted for his child, then worshiped when the child died. Jesus prayed in Gethsemane, “not my will, but yours be done.” We too live in this place—praying for the sick, serving the poor, trusting God even when outcomes don’t make sense.

His mercy flows freely, and our call is to receive it, share it, and follow where He leads. When we stumble, grace restores us and reminds us He knows what He’s doing.