November 5, 201510 yr Link below to last week's sermon. Jesus tells a parable of a lost sheep, coin, and son in order to give us insight into how God thinks. I hope you enjoy it. http://lystracoc.sermon.net/main/main/20529295
November 5, 201510 yr My pastor does a sermon on this about once a year. I taught a Sunday School lesson from the other brothers perspective. About how his brother returning and getting such adulation and how at this most joyous of occasions for his family, Satan was attacking him and trying to get him doubt and question his own beliefs and what was right and wrong.
November 5, 201510 yr Author My pastor does a sermon on this about once a year. I taught a Sunday School lesson from the other brothers perspective. About how his brother returning and getting such adulation and how at this most joyous of occasions for his family, Satan was attacking him and trying to get him doubt and question his own beliefs and what was right and wrong. I cover that part too in the last ten minutes or so, if you want to give a listen?
November 7, 201510 yr When I was a young person the prodigal son parable was difficult for me to wrap my thoughts around. I thought that it gave a person the go ahead to do whatever they wanted trounce on their family then get welcomed back with no problem. I felt sorry for the one who stayed behind & did the right thing. But as I have matured I'm thankful for a forgiving God whose thoughts are not my thoughts.
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