The prodigal son deserved the worst but was given the very best—forgiveness, honor, and full restoration.
As heard by us
A sermon about grace that refuses to let shame have the last word.
The sermon presses one clear point: it is not enough to know that God is good; people also need to live as if they belong to him. It works from Luke's prodigal-son story to hold that tension in view, starting with the claim that sinners often think they are saints, while saints…
Why you'd press play
When shame feels louder than grace, this Luke sermon stays with the Father who runs first.
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