The Parable of the Prodigal Son may not be about the younger brother after all.

In Episode 70 of The RADcast, Greg and Matt unpack one of the most profound teachings of Jesus through the lens of Timothy Keller's The Prodigal God. What begins as a discussion about the younger son quickly transforms into a powerful conversation about the older brother—the one who did everything "right" yet still struggled to understand grace.

Together they explore:

• Why moral conformity can distance us from God just as much as rebellion.

• The difference between doing good for an outcome versus doing good to glorify God.

• Why your worth can never be earned through achievement.

• The connection between grace, faith, and extreme ownership.

• How God's permissive will allows us to grow through our choices.

• Why the Father's love was never based on performance.

• Recognizing the "God nudges" that guide us every day.

• What it truly means to lead with love instead of ego.

In one of the most vulnerable conversations yet, Matt reflects on how he identified with the older brother, while Greg shares how he saw himself in the younger brother. Together they discover that both paths ultimately point back to the same truth:

You don't earn God's love. You receive it.

This episode is an invitation to stop striving, stop performing, and stop chasing outcomes—and instead begin living from a place of faith, humility, and unconditional love.

Where in your life are you doing something for an outcome instead of doing it for the glory of God?

Recognize it. Acknowledge it. Decide.

Much Love and as always, Stay Rad!

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