Summary - The Prodigal God: Based On The Book By Timothy Keller

SUMMARY

THE PRODIGAL GOD

BASED ON THE BOOK BY TIMOTHY KELLER

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FLASH LIBRARY

CONTENT

Introduction: Beyond the Prodigal Son

The People Around Jesus: Two Kinds of Lostness

The Lost Younger Brother: The Far Country

The Lost Elder Brother: Resentment at the Feast

Redefining Sin: Beyond Moral Failure

Redefining Lostness: Anger, Superiority, and Emptiness

The True Elder Brother: The Cost of Homecoming

Redefining Hope: Our Longing for Home and the Feast to Come

The Feast of the Father: Experiencing Salvation Now

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

The Prodigal God by Timothy Keller delves into Jesus's well-known parable of the prodigal son, revealing profound insights beyond the familiar story. The book illuminates how the narrative features two lost sons: the younger, who squanders his inheritance, and the elder, who remains obedient but harbors resentment. Keller explores how both brothers represent different yet equally flawed ways of relating to God. Through this lens, the book examines fundamental themes of sin, grace, forgiveness, and the surprising nature of God's love for both the outwardly wayward and the self-righteous.

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