The Parable of the Prodigal SonSample

Day 1: The Runaway: The Allure and Cost of Independence
We've all been there—enticed by the idea that freedom from responsibility will lead to happiness. The younger son in this parable chooses a life of reckless abandon, only to find out that such 'freedom' comes at a high cost. Similarly, it's easy to get drawn into the allure of living for the moment, forsaking long-term commitments for short-term gains.
What we find is that living without purpose or responsibility often leads to emptiness and regret. It may feel like freedom at first, but it's a freedom without substance or depth. The prodigal son realized this the hard way; he chose to learn from his mistakes and made the decision to return home.
Let’s pray:
Lord, help me recognize the emptiness in chasing fleeting pleasures and understand the deeper joy that comes from a life lived responsibly and purposefully.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
About this Plan

In this plan we explore the parable of the Prodigal Son. Discover how to find your way back home and learn it’s never too late for a fresh start with God’s unconditional love.
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