The Gospel of Luke Chapter 15 | God Rejoices Over One Repentant Sinner | When the Lost Come Home

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6MnjQf5YAsxCAhha7jCSGDIn this episode of Bible Chapter by Chapter (World English Bible), we walk carefully through Luke 15, including:The context of grace and offense (vv. 1–2)The Shepherd who seeks the one (vv. 3–7)The woman who searches with diligence (vv. 8–10)The younger son and the cost of rebellion (vv. 11–20)The Father who runs and restores (vv. 20–24)The older son and the danger of resentment (vv. 25–32)Major themes in Luke 15:God does not wait at a distance, He goes after the lostRepentance is met with joy, not resentmentGrace restores fully, not partiallyLostness can be far from home or close to itThe invitation to enter the celebration still standsAs you listen, ask yourself: Do I trust the Father’s mercy, and do I rejoice when others receive grace?Key movements in Luke 15 include:The lost sheep and God’s pursuit of the one (vv. 1–7)The lost coin and the joy of recovery (vv. 8–10)The lost son and the Father’s extravagant mercy (vv. 11–32)The older brother and the danger of self-righteousnessHeaven’s joy over repentance and restored relationshipMajor themes in Luke 15:God actively seeks the lostRepentance brings joy in heavenGrace is extended before it is deservedSelf-righteousness can blind the faithfulRestoration is always possibleLuke 15 reminds us that God’s heart is not focused on condemnation, but on restoration. Whether you feel lost, distant, or overlooked, this chapter invites you to come home.If this study encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share.Comment below: Which parable in Luke 15 speaks to you the most?Hashtags (copy/paste)#GospelOfLuke#Luke15#BibleChapterByChapter#BibleStudy#ScriptureReading#WorldEnglishBible#ChristianPodcast#ChristianYouTube#ProdigalSon#LostSheep#LostCoin#Repentance#Grace#GodsLove