In Episode 45 of the Chasing Assurance Podcast, Terry and Terry Peer continue their powerful series on Parenting a Prodigal—diving deeper into what happens when someone walks away from their values… and what it really takes to come back.

This episode focuses on the turning point—the moment Jesus described in Luke 15 as “when he came to his senses.” What leads someone to that place? Why do some prodigals have to hit rock bottom? And what role do humility and repentance play in true life change?

Through real-life application and biblical truth, this conversation offers hope and clarity for anyone dealing with a prodigal—whether it’s a child, friend, or even your own story.

You’ll also hear a powerful Lester’s Feet segment showing how generosity is changing lives in real, tangible ways.

This episode is brought to you by our partners:

- Heartwood Planning Group

- Coonless Feeders

- WiseEye Technologies

- Green Prairie Seed Company

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Why prodigals often have to hit rock bottom before change happens

The six stages of the prodigal journey: Fed up → Free → Famished → Filthy → Foolish → Finished

What it truly means to “come to your senses”

Why enabling a prodigal can actually delay their return

The difference between surface regret vs. real repentance (metanoia)

How humility unlocks God’s grace

What parents should be praying for during this journey

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STUDY GUIDE

Follow along with this episode using the study guide available on our website to go deeper into scripture and application.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/utgjxw5sggs5qkn4y4vap/Study-Guide-Chasing-Assurance-44.pdf?rlkey=wprt7vch40nyp7ndmj0bw44ut&dl=0

DISCLAIMER

The views expressed in this podcast are for spiritual encouragement and biblical teaching. They are not intended as professional counseling or medical advice.

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