Wayward Sons and a Prodigal God, Part 2
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This is the second of a seven-part series entitled “Wayward Sons and a Prodigal God” which addresses the unfathomable love of God for His children. In this session, we expand on the Middle Eastern culture behind the story we commonly call the “Parable of the Prodigal Son.” In examining the parable, we discover that each of the two sons subscribes to the same core belief but that this core belief leads each son to a very different philosophy of life.
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prod‧i‧gal /ˈprɒdɪgəl/
–adjective
1. recklessly extravagant
2. giving or yielding profusely
3. lavishly abundant
Hello. My name is Frank Johnson. I am a 1985 graduate of Bethany University in Scotts Valley, California (B.S. Ministerial Studies) and a licensed minister with the Northern California and Nevada District Council of the Assemblies of God.
Years ago, I was an associate pastor at a church in our area, and during that time, I enjoyed immensely the opportunities I had to preach and teach. While I haven’t been in pastoral ministry for quite some time, I have always felt I would like to continue to share my thoughts about the Scriptures and the Christian life. Videoblogging seems like a perfect opportunity to fulfill that dream. So in relaunching ProdigalGod.com, I have decided to include a focus on video presentations of Biblical truth.
I also manage Strategic Digital Outreach, a website dedicated to exploring ways in which today's technology can be used to spread the gospel around the world.
- Can Grace Be Overemphasized?
- The Anointing
- Is Godliness A Means of Gain?
- The Parable of the Seed
- Finding God’s Will
- Train Up A Child
- When The Gospel Comes In Power
- True Repentance
- 1 John 1:9
- Confession of Sin, Part 2
- Confession of Sin, Part 1
- Bondage to Sin?
- Grace and Sanctification
- Complete Reconciliation
- The Depth of God’s Forgiveness
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