WEEK 4 — “THE LOSTNESS OF THE FOUND: When Proximity Isn’t Intimacy” Luke 15:25–32 (NKJV) Relentless Love — Final Week

In the final week of our Relentless Love series, we don’t meet a prodigal—we meet someone far more surprising: a son who never left the house… yet still lost his heart.

This episode uncovers one of the most overlooked forms of spiritual lostness in the Church: A heart that stays in the Father’s house but drifts from the Father’s heart.

Across this series:

• Week 1: The Shepherd found the wanderer.
• Week 2: The Woman restored what was dropped.
• Week 3: The Father ran for the rebel.
• Week 4: The Father steps outside to reach the resentful, the rigid, and the religious—those who stayed but grew cold.

If you've ever served faithfully but felt your passion fading… If comparison, bitterness, or spiritual weariness has crept in… If you’ve ever been “found” on the outside but “lost” on the inside— This message is for you.

In this episode, you’ll discover: ✨ Proximity isn’t intimacy. ✨ Activity isn’t affection. ✨ Service isn’t surrender. ✨ You can live in the house… and still be far from His heart.

But here’s the hope: The same Father who ran toward the prodigal walks outside for the older brother. He is still pursuing, still pleading, still calling His sons and daughters back to joy.

Revival doesn’t start when the world stops running. Revival starts when the Church starts loving again.

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