Shalom Kingdom citizens, The last part of the previous episodes is about the great father and the two sons. The Word of God speaks about the eldest son who illustrates the religious people. He said that he was slaving for his father. The word "douleuō" (δουλεύω) means "be a slave to", so he was slaving to his father. Why did a son have to enslave himself?

Shalom Kingdom citizens, I'm still exploring Lord Jesus' parable about a father who had two sons. I've told you that "son" means "family builder." The youngest son is said to have died but he lived again. What does "die" mean? It means leaving the source of life. The plant come from the soil; if it is uprooted, it will be dry and die. Fish lives in water, when it is taken out of the water, it dies. So was the youngest son's condition, he actually had access to all his father's belongings.

Shalom Kingdom citizens, I'd like to repeat briefly what I shared in the beginning of June about the tree which is planted in the irrigation conduit. The tree will grow well and won't wither in dry season, it will bear fruit; whatever he does shall prosper. Therefore, do not ever have the independence spirit. I've also shared about the youngest son who was in his father's house and had all the access to everything in the house and would become the heir.

Shalom Kingdom citizens, In the theme "Re-grow" I've shared about the youngest son who left the source, his father was his source, to go to a far country. He left a great waterfall, Niagara – however, God's love is greater than that - and took a bucket. He had spent every drop and worked as a pig keeper; but when he was hungry, he was not even allowed to eat the pig food.