I read this book straight through, but I am going to go back and take it a chapter at a time.
Both authors are pastors, and they present a thorough study of the parable of the prodigal son in easy-to-read style, organized in 30 readings. Using verses excerpted from the scripture story, the authors examine the roles and attitudes of the prodigal, the father, and the son that didn't leave home. Each reading includes questions for self-examination at the end. I recommend the book for either personal or group study. If I could give it six stars, I would.
You can order from Wesleyan Publishing House at this link. It's also available on Amazon.
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