We wander in different ways—some through rebellion, some through religion—but Jesus shows us a Father who moves toward both. Luke 15 reveals a God who does what no earthly father would naturally do: He runs toward shame, absorbs the cost, restores the unworthy, and pleads with the proud.

This message isn’t about the sons. It’s about the Father—a Father whose grace is deeper than our sin and stronger than our self‑righteousness. A Father who still watches. Still runs. Still restores. Still rejoices.

The question isn’t whether you’ve been good enough. The real question is this: Will you trust the Father who runs toward you?