All right, I want you to turn to two passages of scripture, Luke Chapter 15, where the story of the

prodigal son is found, and we're in a series called Lost and Found.

So Luke Chapter 15, and then if you can put a marker

at Genesis Chapter 20.

So we'll begin in Luke 15

and then in a little while we'll go over to Genesis chapter 20.

And we're in this series called Lost and Found talking about the Prodigal Sun.

I just want to remind you the definition of Prodigal is lacking restraint.

Lacking restraint.

What that means is that all of us are prodigal

at some time in some area of our lives.

All of us have been at some point and maybe even right now.

So this week I want to talk to you about the way home. If there's an area in your life

where you're away from God, how do you come home? What's the way home? Luke chapter 15, look at just these few verses, verse 17, verses 17 through 19.

Verse 17 says, but when he came to himself, now I underlined it because it's important

and I want to come back to that phrase,

when he came to himself,

he said, how many of my father's hired servants

have bred enough and to spare and I perish with hunger. I will arise and

go to my father and will say to him, father, I underline that because we're

going to talk about the father.

I've sin against heaven and before you,

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