In this episode, I walk through one of the more comforting parables in Scripture: the story of the prodigal son. But more than a retelling, this is a meditation on the joy of coming home not just for the broken or wayward, but for anyone who's ever held back a piece of their heart from God. We talk about the lost art of turning around, not as a failure but as an act of wisdom. I explore how repentance isn't about humiliation; it's about healing. It's the moment we stop editing our confession, stop blaming the world, and finally say, “I’ve sinned.” That moment of raw honesty becomes the gateway to joy, peace, and a restored relationship with the Father who’s been waiting all along.

We also challenge the mindset that only “big sins” matter. Often, it’s the quiet compromises, the little resentments, and the habits we justify that rob us of the peace we’re craving. This message is for anyone who wants to drop the baggage, walk away from the pigsty, and step into the celebration of grace. No one is too far gone. Come home really home.