This sermon walks through Luke 15:11–32, unpacking the story of the younger son who squanders his inheritance, hits rock bottom, and returns home to an unexpectedly lavish welcome from his father. We explore the son’s repentance, the father’s compassionate response, and the radical nature of God’s grace.

We also examine the older brother’s anger and the parable’s challenge to those who trust in self-righteousness: will you rejoice when the lost are found and join the Father’s celebration? The sermon invites listeners to respond in repentance and in joyful pursuit of the lost.

Sermon Guide: The Parable of the Prodigal Son.

Revelation 19 depicts heaven’s triumphant praise over Babylon’s final destruction, the end of human rebellion, and the absolute reign of God.

It also celebrates the marriage of the Lamb—where the redeemed are presented in righteous garments, invited to the marriage supper, and called to worship God alone.

In this sermon we explore Revelation 19:1–10, where heaven erupts in praise as final salvation is fulfilled, God’s righteous judgments against the corrupt world system are declared, and the arrival of the Lamb’s bride is celebrated.

Pastor Jud walks through the imagery and theological themes—salvation, justice, and the marriage supper of the Lamb—while connecting the passage to Old Testament references and practical application for believers today.