Coming to Himself in a Far Country

Scripture: Luke 15:11–24ReflectionAfter wasting his inheritance and reaching the depths of hunger and shame, the prodigal son finally “comes to himself” and begins the long walk home. His confession is sincere, but the heart of the story is not his speech—it is the father who runs to meet him. Before the apology is finished, the father restores him as a son and welcomes him with joy. This episode reflects on how Lent invites us to wake up to our wandering and turn toward home. Love in the wilderness does not hesitate—it runs to embrace us.Prayer of PresenceFather,I come to myself and to You. I acknowledge where I have wandered far from Your heart. Meet me on the road with Your running, Your arms, and the joy that calls me “child” again. – AmenCarry This Prayer With YouBreathe in: I am far away…Breathe out: …but You call me home.Until next time:Stay steady.Stay open.Stay present.You are still… here.Go Deeper (If You’d Like)This episode is part of Love in the Wilderness, a 40-day devotional during the season of Lent exploring how God meets us in seasons we would never choose.You can:• Read the full written devotion at PowerLoveandMiracles.com• Subscribe for free to receive reflections by email• Explore related teachings on The Bible Unplugged podcastEverything is available at:PowerLoveandMiracles.comSustain the WorkIf these reflections strengthen your faith, you can help sustain this work through a voluntary contribution. Every gift supports future writing, audio, and teaching. Get full access to Power Love & Miracles at www.powerloveandmiracles.com/subscribe