Dennis explores the concept of being “prodigal,” illustrating how the wayward son and the father embody this term through reckless actions and extravagant forgiveness.

He emphasises the significance of remembering our identities and relationships with God, as the prodigal son’s return reflects God’s love and redemption for those who have strayed.

The sermon highlights the danger of self-righteousness, particularly from the elder son, who struggles to celebrate his brother’s return.

Ultimately, Dennis calls the congregation to rejoice in God’s grace and to reflect on their relationships with Him and each other, encouraging repentance and a readiness to follow God’s call.

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