
Ep. 9 The Father Is Still Waiting: A Devotion on Restoration in Christ
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Episode 9 – The Father Is Still Waiting: A Devotion on Restoration in Christ
Have you ever believed you’ve gone too far to be welcomed back?
Have the labels of your past—addict, inmate, failure, broken—made you feel unworthy of God’s love?
This episode is a tender, Christ-centered invitation to those who carry shame, regret, or the burden of their story. Whether you’ve been incarcerated, battled addiction, or simply feel lost in your own spiritual wilderness—this message is for all of us who have fallen short… and for all of us who long to come home.
You’ll hear the true story of Thomas, a man who believed prison was the end of his journey—until he met the Author of redemption. Through Scripture, reflection, and a pastoral word of grace, we explore what the Father does with those the world calls broken.
Because the truth is: The Father never stopped watching the road.
And He’s still running toward you.
3 Gentle Takeaways from This Episode:
You are not disqualified by your past. In Christ, your story isn’t over—it’s being rewritten.
Fear may be your first step toward surrender. Even trembling steps are steps home.
God doesn’t label you by your worst day. He names you Redeemed. Restored. Mine.
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The Father is still waiting. Come home.
🎧 The Old Gray Moose: Short Devotions for the Wilderness Journey
A few quiet minutes. One sacred Word. A moment of grace.
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