The Lost Sheep, Coin, and Son | Bridge Students Luke 15:1-32

What does God do when someone walks away from Him? In Luke 15, Jesus tells three powerful stories—the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son—to reveal the heart of God toward people who are lost. God doesn’t simply care for those who stay close to Him. He pursues those who wander, searches for those who are lost, welcomes home those who return, and celebrates when sinners repent. But Jesus also challenges those who have remained faithful: will we celebrate when lost people come home, or will we respond like the older brother? In this message from Bridge Students at The Bridge Church in Clarksville, TN, we walk through Luke 15:1–32 and discover what these three parables teach us about God’s grace, repentance, reaching people far from God, and the danger of becoming comfortable or self-righteous in our faith. Whether you feel like the younger son who has run from God or the older son who has stayed close but struggles with the Father’s heart, God’s grace is greater than you realize. 📖 Scripture: Luke 15:1–32 🎯 Topics: Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, Prodigal Son, God’s Grace, Repentance, Evangelism, Reaching the Lost, Christian Faith, Following Jesus #Luke15 #ProdigalSon #LostSheep #Jesus #BibleStudy #ChristianYouth #YouthMinistry #StudentMinistry #GodsGrace #Gospel #Repentance #Evangelism #BridgeStudents #ClarksvilleTN #TheBridgeChurch