Luke 15:20 (ESV) - “…his father saw him and felt compassion, and ran and embraced him and kissed him.”Have you ever felt far from home—not just physically, but spiritually or emotionally? Maybe you've made mistakes, drifted from God, or simply grown numb inside. In Luke 15, Jesus tells a story about a son who walked away—but more importantly, about a father who ran to meet him.The father in the parable didn’t wait for a perfect apology. He didn’t scold or shame. He saw his son “while he was still a long way off” and ran—embraced him, kissed him, and restored him fully.That’s the heart of God: He moves first. He meets us not in our strength, but in our mess.Romans 5:8 says, “But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”Now here’s the challenge: If we’ve received this kind of grace, are we willing to pass it on? To be agents of grace means:* Seeing people not for their failures, but for their need.* Moving first in love, even when others don’t “deserve” it.* Rejoicing, not judging, when someone finds their way home.God invites us to carry His heart—to run toward the lost, to embrace the hurting, to celebrate redemption. You don’t have to be a preacher to do this. You just have to be present. A listening ear. A kind word. A second chance.Prayer:Lord, thank You for running toward me when I was far off. Help me to carry Your heart to those around me. Open my eyes to the lost, move my heart with compassion, and give me joy when others return to You. Make me an agent of Your grace. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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