Lost & Found | The Stories He Tells Pt. 5 | Jord Ahmed
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Lost & Found | The Stories He Tells Pt. 5 | Jord Ahmed
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You can be sat in church every Sunday and still feel completely lost.
In the final part of "The Stories He Tells," Jord Ahmed takes us through Luke 15 — three parables Jesus told in one breath: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son. Each one answers a different question about what God does when we wander, when we're lost, and when we finally come home.
In this message:
Why the shepherd finds the sheep — not the other way around
The difference between the younger son's rebellion and the older son's self-righteousness
How you can be close to church but far from the Father's heart
A reality check: how do you react when someone else gets the miracle you prayed for?
Why God notices the empty chair — and invites us to help fill it
What it really means that "the Son of Man came to seek and save the lost"
Whether you've wandered far or you've never actually left the building, this message is an invitation to come home to the Father's heart.
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0:00 – Welcome & Series Recap
0:30 – Jord's Story: Lost as a Child
4:15 – What Does It Mean to Be Lost?
6:45 – Why Jesus Tells These Parables (Luke 15:1-2)
9:15 – The Lost Sheep: God's Pursuit, Not Our Perfection
13:50 – A Challenge for Christians: Is Grace Still For You?
16:45 – The Lost Coin: Found Without Even Running Away
19:30 – Who Have You Stopped Looking For?
22:00 – The Prodigal Son: The Younger Brother's Story
25:00 – The Older Brother: Lost Through Self-Righteousness
27:45 – Close to Home, Far From the Father's Heart
29:30 – A Reality Check: How Do You React to Others' Miracles?
32:00 – Our Mission: Seek and Save the Lost
33:15 – The Empty Chair: Who Are You Making Room For?