The Lost Are Found

On Day 15 of Journey to the Manger, we explore Luke 15, where Jesus shares the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son. These stories remind us of God’s relentless love for the lost and His joy when we return to Him. Join us as we reflect on His amazing grace this Christmas season.

Notes:
Day 15: Luke 15

Questions:

1. How do the Parables of the Lost Sheep and Lost Coin reveal God’s pursuit of the lost?

2. What does the father’s response to the prodigal son teach us about God’s grace?

3. How does the elder brother’s reaction challenge us to examine our own attitudes?

4. How can we reflect God’s heart for the lost in our daily lives?

5. What do these parables teach about the value of each individual to God?

Takeaways:

- God actively seeks the lost and rejoices when they return to Him.

- The Father’s grace is abundant, welcoming sinners with open arms.

- Self-righteousness can hinder our ability to celebrate others' restoration.

- We are called to reflect God’s love by pursuing the lost and extending grace.

- Every individual matters deeply to God, no matter their past.

Prayer:

Lord, thank You for Your relentless love and grace. Help us to reflect Your heart for the lost and to rejoice in the restoration of those who return to You. Teach us to extend grace and mercy in our relationships. Amen.

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