The prodigal sonhttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-prodigal-son--7291751
You may have wandered—but you’re never too far to come home.]]>enChristianityCopyright Tested By The Worldhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/81a49943ac8e0007c0878bac7d0a76c7.jpgThe prodigal sonhttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-prodigal-son--7291751Mon, 24 Aug 2026 17:59:53 +0000Tested By The WorldTested By The Worldfeeds@spreaker.comWhat happens when we wander far from God? In this episode of Tested by the World, we walk through Luke 15:11–32 and discover the powerful truth of a Father who never stops loving, never stops calling, and welcomes the repentant sinner home. We’ll...
You may have wandered—but you’re never too far to come home.]]>falseb9ff105b-efc5-53bf-8918-2b3e25cf8ff6episodicProdigal sonhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/prodigal-son--74656361The Prodigal Son: The Father Who Never Stopped Loving
What happens when we wander far from God? In this episode of Tested by the World, we walk through Luke 15:11–32 and discover the powerful truth of a Father who never stops loving, never stops calling, and welcomes the repentant sinner home. We’ll explore rebellion, repentance, grace, restoration, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
You may have wandered—but you’re never too far to come home.
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What happens when we wander far from God? In this episode of Tested by the World, we walk through Luke 15:11–32 and discover the powerful truth of a Father who never stops loving, never stops calling, and welcomes the repentant sinner home. We’ll explore rebellion, repentance, grace, restoration, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
You may have wandered—but you’re never too far to come home.
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