Sermons About Prodigal
Family Relationships
We must love our children no matter what they do or how far they stray. Just as the Prodigal Son returned and the father rejoiced, Jesus waits with outstretched arms, to rejoice when we say “forgive me, I have stayed and would like to return home!”
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Generosity - The Prodigal Son's Father
Is God generous? If so why do we often overlook His generosity in our lives?
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A Father's Embrace
This popular parable of the prodigal son has been preached millions of times and yet sometimes we miss the obvious point of the parable--God's heart toward sinners. As the third of three parables it gives us keen insight into the seeking, saving, and embracing nature of our Heavenly Father
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Dying to Get In
God finds His joy, not in the destruction of the wicked, but in the recovery of sinners. We often miss the truth that our God is a God of tremendous and infinite joy. It may even be hard for us to see Him in this way. But you need to know that God experiences unending and infinite joy every moment.
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You'll Always Be My Baby
The Parable of the Prodigal Son teaches us God's mindset towards His wayward children. Doesn't it also tell us something about how we deal with those who hurt and reject us?
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The Youngest Son: Dying to Get Out
The kiss of the Father’s approval is the experience of His loving grace towards us. It is more than just a fact about Him, it is a heart moved to melting gratitude as we sense His pleasure and joy over us. That’s what we’re hoping to find out from this week. How do we get the kiss of the Father? How do we experience His grace so that it is a reality to us and not just a nice concept or heart-warming parable?
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The Father's Love
Jesus' parable of the Prodigal Son viewed from the perspective of the Father. We are called to love the prodigal and welcome him home.
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Luke 15.11-32: Resurrection (Easter)
Thank God for Easter. It is on this day we remember the resurrection of Jesus. He suffered and died on the cross on Friday and was in the grave for three days. On the third day He raised from the grave. Today we thank for God for the resurrection. We are all in need of resurrection. To be resurrected is to be raised up. It is to be taken from one reality to a new reality. It is to be changed from the earthly to the heavenly. It is to be raised from life to death. We are all in need of this. Do you believe this?
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Luke 15.20-24: The Father's Love (Good Friday)
What if you had been a long way from home for awhile? How would you feel if nobody missed you? If nobody was concerned waiting for you at home? How would you feel if you knocked on the door and nobody answered at home? On this Good Friday we see the Father's love for those who are a long way from home.
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