Few stories reveal the heart of God for sinners, like the triplet of parables found in Luke 15.

With the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son, we see God's heart to bring sinners home to himself.

And to demonstrate his great love for sinners, God gave up His Son, Jesus Christ, so that

you and I could become His sons and daughters by faith.

Let's join Scott Pauli now as we study Luke 15.

We are living in a world of change.

I mean, everything's changing.

Culture, society, the mores of society, expectations.

I mean, so many things are changing. Technology. Just individually, personally,

life changes, your body changes, family changes, circumstances change. We're living in a world of change. But I want to tell you today that some things never change. Look, truth endures to all generations. So truth crosses the generational bounds,

crosses the cultural divide. Some things never change. It's like Solomon, the wisest man that ever

lived, saying there's no new thing under the sun.

No, it's what has been is now.

Some things don't change.

We return today to this amazing story of the prodigal, the lost boy in Luke chapter number 15.

And I want to show you today some things that are just always true.

They don't change. Let's walk through it.

Verse number 11, Jesus said, a certain man had two sons. And the younger of them said to his father,

Father, give me the portion of goods that falleth to me. And he divided unto them his living. So the key word here is father. He gives us a

glimpse, first of all, of this father. Here's one thing that never changes. The father is always giving.

The father here is a picture of our good and gracious God who is so kind to us.

We don't deserve it, but he is.

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