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Slow Roll Through the Book of Luke: Luke 15:11-24 / Sept. 28, 2025
Reverend Larry Smith
As you reflect on today’s message, consider how the Parable of the Prodigal Son reveals the boundless mercy and love of Jesus. The son’s journey—asking for his inheritance, losing it all, and coming home in humble repentance—shows us that no matter how far we’ve strayed, God welcomes us back with open arms and a heart full of compassion. Let this reminder encourage you to embrace forgiveness and turn toward God, knowing that His love restores and renews us. Next Sunday, we will continue exploring the profound redemption found in Jesus Christ.
A Slow Roll Through the Book of Luke: Luke 15:1-7 / September 14, 2025
Reverend Larry Smith: This morning, we reflected on Luke 15:1-7, where Jesus shares the parable of a shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to seek out one lost sheep. Upon finding it, the shepherd joyfully returns home, inviting his friends and neighbors to celebrate. Jesus reveals that there is even greater rejoicing in heaven over a single sinner who repents than over many who are already righteous. This parable beautifully demonstrates God's boundless love and the unique worth He places on every person, especially those who choose to return to Him.
A Slow Roll Through the Book of Luke: Luke 15:8-10 / September 21, 2025
Reverend Larry Smith In today’s message, Jesus tells the parable of a woman who loses one of her ten silver coins and searches thoroughly until she finds it. This lost coin symbolizes the unbeliever—a person who, though part of the household, is spiritually lost. When she recovers the coin, she gathers her friends and neighbors to celebrate together. Through this story, Jesus reveals the immense joy in heaven whenever a sinner turns back to God. The passage underscores God’s deep love and the heavenly celebration that takes place when someone who was lost finds their way back to Him.