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Lenses of Love
How Deep the Father’s Love for Us
In the first episode of Lenses of Love, we journey into one of Jesus’ most profound parables—the story of the Prodigal Son. Through the lens of Rembrandt’s iconic painting and the timeless message of God’s boundless grace, we explore what it truly means to be lost and found. Discover a Father’s love that transcends logic, shatters cultural norms, and welcomes us with open arms.
Host
Samuel Sinnanainar
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