This book is a must. Explains it really is about a parable in which both sons younger and older lead lost lives. They want the wealth of the father rather than the father. We see the mercy of the father even at display before the younger son tried to rehearse his repentance speech and also the mercy of the father when he entertains the older son to come back into the feast even though he is bluntly rejected. Mercy and Grace is set in an offensive shape with the younger son and older son alike. One really ends up pondering if this is the way God works to remove people from either side of lostness, that is displaying His Grace abundantly to shake the foundations of stiff necked human hearts.Get more detail about The Prodigal God: Recovering the Heart of the Christian Faith.
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