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Show Notes
This week on Cultivate, we explored the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin from Luke 15:1–10. Charlie Loften and Abigail Boone unpacked how Jesus uses these stories to reveal God’s deep heart for those who feel far from Him. We discussed the context—religious leaders questioning why Jesus spent time with “sinners”—and what these parables teach us about the priority and joy God places on bringing lost people home. From vivid illustrations about the value of sheep and coins to thoughtful theological reflections, we considered how God’s love pursues us even when we feel unworthy, and why that truth challenged the religious culture of Jesus’ day. Along the way, we reflected on what it means for churches today to have a heart for those on the margins, and how each of us can embody God’s welcoming love in our communities. We invite you to reflect on how these stories resonate with your own faith journey and what it might mean to be “found” by God.