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​Most people think Luke 15 is about... a rebellious son who came back to God. ​But that's only half the story. ​Jesus actually tells us about two lost sons. ​One was lost in rebellion. The other was lost in religion. ​ ​The younger son said,
​Most people think Luke 15 is about... a rebellious son who came back to God. ​But that's only half the story. ​Jesus actually tells us about two lost sons. ​One was lost in rebellion. The other was lost in religion. ​ ​The younger son said, "Give me my inheritance." (Luke 15:12) ​HE WANTED THE FATHER'S BLESSINGS WITHOUT THE FATHER. ​So he left home. ​Everyone agrees he was lost. But then... Jesus shifts the spotlight. ​ ​The elder brother never left the house. ​He obeyed. He served. He worked. He looked like the perfect son. ​Yet when his brother returned... His heart was exposed. ​Sometimes... You can be close to God's house without being close to God's heart. ​ ​Listen carefully to what the elder brother says. ​"THESE MANY YEARS I HAVE BEEN SERVING YOU... YET YOU NEVER GAVE ME A YOUNG GOAT..."(Luke 15:29) ​Notice his language. He didn't see himself as a son. ​He saw himself as a servant earning wages. That's religion. ​ ​Religion says, "If I obey enough, God owes me." ​The gospel says, "Because Christ obeyed perfectly, I have already been accepted." ​One lives for approval. THE OTHER LIVES FROM APPROVAL. ​That's the difference. ​ ​Then comes one of the saddest verses in the story. ​The father goes out... Not only for the younger son... But also for the elder son. ​"Therefore his father came out and pleaded with him."(Luke 15:28) ​The father pursued both. Grace runs toward rebels... and religious people. ​ ​The younger brother thought, "I've sinned too much." ​The elder brother thought, "I've done enough." ​Both were wrong. One trusted his sin. ​The other trusted his works. NEITHER TRUSTED THE FATHER'S GRACE. ​ ​Then the father says something astonishing. "Son, you are always with me, and all that I have is yours." (Luke 15:31) ​The elder brother had access to everything... ​YET HE LIVED LIKE HE HAD NOTHING. How many Christians are doing the same? ​ ​Here's the twist almost everyone misses. ​The younger son entered the feast. The elder brother... Never does. ​Jesus intentionally leaves the story unfinished. Why? ​BECAUSE THE PHARISEES WERE THE ELDER BROTHER. AND JESUS WAS INVITNG THEM TO COME INSIDE. ​ ​The greatest danger isn't always running away from God. ​Sometimes... It's standing in church every Sunday... Serving... Praying... Reading your Bible... ​Yet secretly believing God loves you because you've earned it. ​That's not Christianity. THAT'S PERFORMANCE.

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