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We all know the parable of the Prodigal Son, but what is the final outcome of the older brother. The parable leaves us hanging without a conclusion. The question is WHY? Jesus knew what He was doing when he did this. This parable is the last of three parables Jesus tells in succession, and the punch line is the key in the Prodigal Son. Listen why.

Pastor Michael continues our "Expanding the Table" sermon series, preaching for Father's Day on the parable of the prodigal. How does the father in this story create new social imaginaries by rejecting the gender binary? How does this parable grant us a more expansive view of the revolutionary act of parenthood?

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Prodigal (Luke 15:1-32)

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Revival Of The Prodigal - Luke 15.11-24 - Travis Reed

Preached for the Fourth Sunday in Lent (2022-03-27). Readings: Joshua 5:9-12 | 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 | Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 | Psalm 32

So often when we hear the parable of the Prodigal Son, we think that it is all about the two sons. However, in the broader context of Luke 15, Jesus is driving home why we should celebrate when repentant sinners come home and it isn't because they come home! The celebration is for the one who receives them, our gracious Father in heaven who has made a way for us to come to him!Image: The Return of the Prodigal Son, from The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, license: CCO 1.0 Dedication. Location: https://nypl.getarchive.net/media/the-return-of-the-prodigal-son-213284www.gracegastonia.com/sermon-blog/2022/3/27/re-understanding-the-prodigal-luke-1511-32

Fourth Sunday In Lent March 27, 2022

The Parable of the Prodigal Son — One of the most well known parables in the Bible. The younger son squanders his inheritance in a foreign land. Broke, broken and starving, he devises a plan to convince his father to take him back as a hired hand. Upon his return, he begins reciting his speech only to have his overjoyed father cut him off to start the celebration. His older brother, who was still out working in the field, feels betrayed that his little brother gets the party that he deserves for working hard all these years. But as you'll hear Dr. Chris Croghan and Lars Olson teach us in this week's conversation, it's the little details between these well known pillars of the story that demonstrate the incredible gift that is God's grace towards us. Questions Adam, Kiri and Mason ask:How can you give their share of inheritance early?Who is represented by each character?How will God celebrate us?Interested in sponsoring an episode of Scripture First? Email Sarah: sstenson@augie.eduSupport the show (https://www.lutherhouseofstudy.org/donate)

Peter, Elizabeth, and Justin read through the well-known parable of "The Prodigal Son". They discuss how, in our effort to be good, we can sometimes become like the very people we criticize. Maybe the question to ask isn't which character we relate to but how we're like all of them.You can still join one of our Rev'd Up for Sunday Maranatha House Churches (in-person and on Zoom) by visiting https://www.stmarksnewcanaan.org/go-deeper/maranatha-house-churches-2019/#Luke15 #episcopal #episcopalchurch #episcopalian #church #jesusmovement #wayoflove #christian #anglican #allarewelcome #christianity #prayer #jesus #iglesiaepiscopal #caminodelamor #history #churchhistory #theology #anglicanchurch #holyspririt #faith #stmarksnewcanaaan #revpeterwalsh  #revjustincrisp #revelizabethgarnsey #ens #ecct #spirituality #bible #scriptures #joy #peace #grace #hope

Stories are central to the human experience; we love to tell them and love to listen to them, and we tend to walk away from them having been changed in some way. Jesus was a master storyteller: He had a way of telling stories (the Bible calls them parables) that forced His audience to ask profound and relevant questions about their lives. We've all got an idea of who God is: a judge, a teacher, an impersonal force. Yet the picture of God that Jesus gives us is radically different than the pictures of other human religions and, as it turns out, far more transformative. Listen as Pastor Clint explores the Parable of the Loving Father, and what this tells us all about God. Sermon Resources: 1. "For over fifteen years I have been asking people of all walks of life from Morocco to India and from Turkey to Sudan about the implications of a son's request for his inheritance while the father is still living. The answer has always been emphatically the same...the conversation runs as follows: Has anyone ever made such a request in your village? Never! Could anyone ever make such a request? Impossible! If anyone ever did, what would happen? His father would beat him, of course! Why? The request means--he wants his father to die.” -Kenneth Bailey, from "The Cross and the Prodigal: Luke 15 Through The Eyes of Middle Eastern Peasants" 2. “Leaving home is living as though I do not yet have a home and must look far and wide to find one…I leave home every time I lose faith in the voice that calls me the Beloved and follow the voices that offer a great variety of ways to win the love I so much desire.” -Henri Nouwen, "The Return of the Prodigal Son" Join or follow us below: Facebook: www.facebook.com/thespringmid...​ Instagram: www.instagram.com/midtown.pres/ Website: www.midtownpres.org/ Community Groups: www.midtownpres.org/community-groups Sunday Services: www.midtownpres.org/

Subscribe for more Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV In Episode 44 of the Bible Unmasked, Pastor Kevin McKoy and Olivia Smith discuss Luke 7 to 24. The book of Luke reveals that God kept His promise through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Date: October 31, 2021 Questions in this episode: Why did Jesus call the 12 disciples apostles? Is there a difference between the two? The stories of the Prodigal Son and of the Good Samaritan are only told by Luke. What  should we make of that? In what ways can we love our enemies and do good to those who hate us? What role did the women who traveled with Jesus play in his ministry? Does this verse  support women's ordination?  Was the boy described in this passage epileptic or demon possessed?  Could some  similar diseases be a manifestation of demon possession in today's world?  Why are  scientists reluctant to label diseases as such? Jesus often speaks of judgment. Has it already taken place? Tags: #psdatv #BibleUnmasked #disciples #apostles #Samaritan #Jesus #demon possessed #diseases #forgiven #Holy Spirit #judgment #Mark #scientists #Prodigal #Luke #enemies #epileptic For more life lessons and inspirational content, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. For more information on the Bible Unmasked, please visit us at  https://bibleunmasked.plantationsda.tv For more information on the Bible Unmasked Audio Podcast, please visit us at https://www.plantationsda.tv/bible-unmasked-podcast Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show: https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANTBMV/envelope/start See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe for more Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV In Episode 44 of the Bible Unmasked, Pastor Kevin McKoy and Olivia Smith discuss Luke 7 to 24. The book of Luke reveals that God kept His promise through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Date: October 31, 2021 Questions in this episode:Why did Jesus call the 12 disciples apostles? Is there a difference between the two?The stories of the Prodigal Son and of the Good Samaritan are only told by Luke. What should we make of that?In what ways can we love our enemies and do good to those who hate us?What role did the women who traveled with Jesus play in his ministry? Does this verse support women’s ordination? Was the boy described in this passage epileptic or demon possessed? Could some similar diseases be a manifestation of demon possession in today’s world? Why are scientists reluctant to label diseases as such?Jesus often speaks of judgment. Has it already taken place? Tags: #psdatv #BibleUnmasked #disciples #apostles #Samaritan #Jesus #demon possessed #diseases #forgiven #Holy Spirit #judgment #Mark #scientists #Prodigal #Luke #enemies #epileptic For more life lessons and inspirational content, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. For more information on the Bible Unmasked, please visit us at https://bibleunmasked.plantationsda.tv For more information on the Bible Unmasked Audio Podcast, please visit us at https://www.plantationsda.tv/bible-unmasked-podcast Church Copyright License (CCLI)License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream LicenseLicense Number: CSPL079645Support the show: https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANTBMV/envelope/startSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pastor & Author Terry Bailey is the Senior Minister of Indian Run Christian Church in East Canton Ohio. You can reach Pastor Terry at the Church at (330) 488-2938.  Check out our website too at… www.ChristForEastCanton.com. In this episode Pastor Terry preaches a Message he has entitled "Prodigal?" and preaches from Luke 15:11-24. We encourage you to share this message with friends and family.

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Praying though the Prodigal Son Parable and continuing as we pray through the themes of Humility , Self Knowledge and forgiveness, all themes of this parable --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shawn-odendhaldap/message

Pastor V. Mark Smith - Berean Baptist Church

Prodigal-Luke 15 Sermon by Tim Harris, Senior Pastor Woodburn Baptist Church, Woodburn, KY www.woodburnbaptist.org

Prodigal-Luke 15 Sermon by Tim Harris, Senior Pastor Woodburn Baptist Church, Woodburn, KY www.woodburnbaptist.org

We are in a series called Story FORMED, looking at how the biblical storyline shapes what we believe, who we are, and how we live.This week we explore Jesus parable about the two sons from Luke 15:11-32Intro music by Beautiful Eulogy and Alert 312 Check them out here: http://www.humblebeast.com/beautiful-eulogy/

Parable #9 Part 1 - The Parable of the Prodigal Son 1. The RUIN of the Prodigal Three Things That Led to the Demise of the Prodigal: 1) He was DISRESPECTFUL of His Father's Leadership - Luke 15:12 2) He was DISTRUSTFUL of His Father's Restraint - Luke 15:12; Genesis 3:5 3) He was DISDAINFUL of His Father's Provision - Luke 15:13 Six Characteristics of the Ruins of Sin: • A Sinful Life is a DEPARTING Life - Luke 15:13 • A Sinful Life is a SPENDING Life - Luke 15:13 • A Sinful Life is a WANTING Life - Luke 15:14 • A Sinful Life is an ENSLAVING Life - Luke 15:15; John 8:34 • A Sinful Life is a DISSATISFYING Life - Luke 15:16 • A Sinful Life is an UNBALANCING Life - Luke 15:17 2. The RETURN of the Prodigal - Luke 15:17; Ezekiel 18:28 Four Steps in Returning to God: 1) He CONFESSED His Fault – “I have sinned” Luke 15:18 2) He REALIZED the Seriousness – “I have sinned against heaven” Luke 15:18 3) He ACKNOWLEDGED What was Forfeited – “I am no more worthy” Luke 15:19 4) He ACTED on His Decision – “He arose” Luke 15:20a

#9 Part II – The Parable of the Prodigal Son 1 The Ruin of the Prodigal 2. The Return of the Prodigal 3. The Reception of the Prodigal – Luke 15:20 • There were EYES of Mercy – 1 Samuel 16:7; James 4:8 • There was a HEART of Mercy – Luke 15:20; Judges 10:16 • There are FEET of Mercy – Luke 15:20 • There were ARMS of Mercy – Luke 15:20 • There were LIPS of Mercy – Luke 15:20 Two Thing we Notice About God the Father: 1) He Came Home In Rags, and His Father Not Only CLOTHED Him, but CELEBRATED Him – Luke 15:22; Romans 4:5 2) He Came Home Hungry, and His Father Not Only FED Him, but FEASTED Him – Luke 15:23-24 4. The Reproof of the Brother – Luke 15:25-28 Three Mistakes of the Elder Brother: √ He CLAIMED His Own Virtue – Luke 15:29; Lamentations 3:22 √ He COMPLAINED of His Father – Luke 15:29 √ He CRITICIZED His Brother – Luke 15:30, 18:11, 15:31-32; Psalm 85:10

Preached by Colin Adam on 5th May 2019 AM at Bo'ness Baptist Church

The story of the prodigal son is perhaps the most well known of Jesus' parables. Many tell it as a beautiful story of repentance and forgiveness, but could it be more than that? In this week's episode, Emily and Bethany explore what this story says not only about the wayward son, but also the father who welcomes him home and the older son who is less than gracious. Tune in to hear this classic parable told in a different light.Find us on InstagramFind us on FacebookResources:• "The Cross & the Prodigal: Luke 15 Through the Eyes of Middle Eastern Peasants" by Kenneth Bailey

Through Their Eyes: Prodigal - Luke 15 by Risen Church NC

Keith parker discusses why the son in Luke 15 is called the Prodigal.

LIFE STORY: Rick Gasser BIBLE STUDY: Kyle Rodgers “So, Who Really is the Prodigal?” Luke 15:11-20 Our Father’s insatiable love for us is reckless, indulgent, dangerous, lavish and truly extravagant. God’s love is truly prodigal!

Homecoming of the Prodigal | Luke 15 | 6/3/2018 by John Spring

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