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Mark the author sections the chapter into sections and into topics, in which he recounts a moment between Jesus and his disciples about the end times...
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Is God Listening?
Perhaps you know the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 the Parable of Jesus. When he returned home after having wasted his father’s inheritance on wild living and partying... Familiar?
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Parable: Analogy with a spiritual message and meaning.
READ Luke 15:21-22
"The son started his speech: ‘Father, I’ve sinned against God, I’ve sinned before you; I don’t deserve to be called your son ever again.’ But the father wasn’t listening."
Luke 15:21–22
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Are you doing what this son did, telling your Father everything you’ve done wrong, how unworthy you are of His love?
Can I tell you that God is not listening? You’re wasting your breath.
The moment you asked God to forgive you, He forgave you and then He forgot your sins. You’re not worthy because of what you did, or didn’t do. You’re worthy only because of what Jesus did for you, on the cross. If you keep asking Him to forgive you and keep telling Him you’re unworthy, He tunes all that out. If you want God to listen to you, start speaking the language of faith in today’s prayer.
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On this episode we dive into the meaning of parables, its purpose, and the story of the Prodigal Son taught by Jesus to his followers.
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Perhaps you know the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15. When he returned home after having wasted his father’s inheritance on wild living and partying, he passionately started pouring out his genuine remorse, but his father wasn’t listening. He was calling his staff to kill the fatted calf for a party and declaring, “My son was lost and now he’s found!”
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Father, thank You that Your mercy is bigger than my mistakes. Thank You that You are not holding my past against me. Thank You that I am forgiven. Thank You that I’m redeemed because of what Jesus did on the cross. I’m coming boldly to Your throne right now. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
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