In this emotionally raw message, we stand in the heavy silence of a palace watchtower to hear one of the most agonizing cries in Scripture: King David weeping over the death of his rebellious son, Absalom. By stepping into this tragic narrative, we will confront the heartbreaking, generational wake of our personal failures and discover the healing space of a Father who invites us to bring our rawest grief into the light. But more than that, we will wrestle with the radical, offensive nature of a grace that prioritizes restoration over retribution, ultimately pointing us to a Greater King who didn't just wish He could die in the place of rebel children—but actually did. If you have ever felt like a wanderer, a failure, or a rebel yourself, come find rest in a scandalous love that pursues you even in the ruins.