Even if you aren't a religious person, you likely have heard of the prodigal son. It's a parable etched in the public conscience. But the real power of the story is not the prodigal son that left but the prodigal son that stayed. This older son is the audience to whom this set of stories is directed. It's a powerful conclusion to a mini-drama played out for the last three chapters. It holds an essential application for us to consider today.
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