Love is about their value to you as a person, regardless of their behavior. In today’s Gospel of the Prodigal Son, we have a story of birth order, sibling rivalry and unconditional love. True to form, ...

“Tear the thing down! You are not really competitive, you have no answer at QB, you are bloated, you have cap issues and in a year, the prodigal son could return home. What am I missing?

Have you ever been in a situation that seemed to be hopeless? In the parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15:11-32, we encounter a young man who lifestyle lands him ...

This Sunday’s gospel (Luke 15:1-3, 11-32) is about the parable of the prodigal son, his older brother, and their merciful father. In the story, the younger son asked his father, “Give me my share of ...

What took him so long? The story of the Prodigal Son raises the question. Life does not deliver on the young man’s dreams. He is envious of “the pods on which the swine fed,” and still he ...

This Sunday’s Gospel evokes deep human emotions, which Rembrandt famously depicted in his painting The Return of the Prodigal Son. In this piece, the artist captured the moment of reunion ...

He also answered "yes," but then said thoughtfully, "I don't always like her, but I will always love her." I was touched by his wisdom. The prodigal son did something his father could never like. His ...

The Sunday gospel lectionary reading for Lent 4 in Year C is the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15.1–3 and 11b–32, though it is perhaps as well called the parable of the loving father, or the ...