Many people know the story of “The Prodigal Son.” When I ask people what they think the word “prodigal” means, they say something like “someone who goes out to live wildly but comes home broken and begging for forgiveness.” They link the word “prodigal” to the coming home broken. That’s not what it means, though. […]

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