Synopsis
Most people have heard of the prodigal son, but who was the prodigal father? In this retelling of one of the most famous stories in the world, Jonathan Williams sets you on a course to experience forgiveness in all its dimensions - with God, with others, and with yourself. The rich cultural and historical details, often lost to the modern readers, make the story come alive for today's audience.This book is complete with reflection/discussion questions for your life and small group.The appendix lists the historical and cultural insights for the four parts of the story - The Opening Scene, In a Far Country, The Son Returns, and The Older Son.
About the Author
Jonathan is the founder and president of Word of God, Speak - a teaching ministry that focuses on building truth, creating life change, developing a biblical worldview, and changing peoples' stories to match the story of God. You can learn more about Word of God, Speak at www.WGSpeak.org. Ordained into the ministry in 1977, Jonathan has pastored in the Kansas City area, Virginia, and now in his home town of San Antonio, Texas at Grace Church. Jonathan graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies from Trinity Seminary. He also attended Calvary Bible College in Kansas City, Missouri and the University of Missouri in Kansas City where he majored in history. Jonathan was married to his first wife Dee for 27 years, who passed away in 2003 and is now with the Lord. They have three children and three grandchildren. God has blessed Jonathan with another wonderful wife, Kathleen who also loves the Lord and His people. Jonathan has published many books and articles including: The Danger of Distraction and Introduction to the Kingdom of God for Discipleship Journal magazine Old and New Testament Surveys for the Great Commission Leadership Institute. Dead Men Rising: The Death of Sin--The Rise of Grace Resurrection Vision
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