“The Prodigal Son”
Luke 15:11-32
A man’s ingrate son disowns his family and demands his inheritance. In his new pagan paradise he squanders it all only to end up starving and alone. Jesus told His disciples of this “prodigal” to get them to understand something about God and about themselves. Sunday’s sermon continues our summer series of character studies with the New Testament figure of the Prodigal Son. To soften your heart, readLuke 15:11-32 and listen to the songProdigal by Casting Crowns.
More in this series
- The Silence of God — September 7, 2025
- “Job—When Life Doesn’t Make Sense” — August 31, 2025
- Centurion — August 24, 2025