The Last but not the least step is Act Out.
Not the traditional sense of act out; or like I usually call it 'doing anyhow' lol. More like the 'art' of doing something.
Not the traditional sense of act out; or like I usually call it 'doing anyhow' lol. More like the 'art' of doing something.
Verses 23 and 24 say it all. He gave him sandals which signify
that he wasn’t a servant, he gave him a robe; an expensive one probably, and a
ring; which signifies authority as the son of the father.
He prepared a feast in
honor of him, he reinstated him, brought him back to his former place and
called him his son.
The father didn't just say "welcome home son" he displayed his sincere welcome by giving the best to his son. Funny story is that some parents would say 'we didn't send you away when you came home na; that is enough display of love" OR they would keep bringing up how you let them down every opportunity you seem to misbehave. Lemme back up a bit and say this story doesn't apply to only parents; it applies to everyone.
We are in the last week of the year 2015, show someone an ACT of kindness, love, respect, thanks.
It doesn't hurt.
We are in the last week of the year 2015, show someone an ACT of kindness, love, respect, thanks.
It doesn't hurt.
And this ends my Experiencing Love series.
Special thanks to Pastor David (He was the minister behind this series)
Hope it ministers to you.
God bless you.
With love, theInspiredCutiee
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