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Father's Day sermon 21 June 2020 at Camp Horno Chapel. ME-WE-GOD-YOU-WE Sermon Map ME (Create interest) - Luke 15 wrecks me because it teaches that God the Father is reckless in his love. All three parables in Luke 15 illustrate one main point; namely, that there is much rejoicing in heaven when that which belongs to God (the Father) was lost and became found because of his reckless love. WE (Expose need) - If we’re being courageously honest, most of us will admit to struggling with practicing unconditional/reckless love toward our prodigal child (or toward people in general) - a type of love with no strings attached - we struggle with dishing out the kind of love that God has toward us: reckless love. GOD (Explore the text) - If you ever wanted to know what unconditional grace-saturated love looks like, Luke 15 is your passage. God knows our hearts. That’s why Jesus told these parables in Luke 15. Jesus paints a picture for two crowds; the rebellious and the religious (ie tax collectors/sinners and Phar