The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming Audiobook Download by Henri J.M. Nouwen

The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming is a story about Henri J.M. Nouwen, born in a small village in Belgium. As a young man he married and settled down to start his own life, but that was not what he wanted out of life at all. He wanted to find God and live with Him forever as a devoted son-a prodigal son. The book gives an account of how Nouwen ultimately ended up returning home after living away for so long and reconciling with his wife and daughter, who had not been aware that he existed in the first place for decades.

'O.F.M. Dan Anderson' reads the audiobook for 'The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming'. The story is about how God's never-ending love for all his children in no way depends on their good works, but by their willingness to return to him and be reconciled with him.

Henri J.M. Nouwen was an important theologian who died in 1965. He wrote many books, but his most famous book is The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming. This story is about a son who returns home after being away for a long time and gives his father a chance to express love for him despite the fact that he had fallen from grace in society's eyes.

Henri Nouwen had a lot to say about life and death. His message was that all of us are always returning. And when we return, it is never easy--it can be heartbreaking and painful. Sometimes the return is difficult because we needed to leave so much behind in order to get away that it is hard to remember what it was like before it all began. So when returning home after a long journey, we may find that there are bigger changes than those seen on the outside. As one man said in the story: "I often think how could I have been so blind."

The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming is a short story by Henri J.M. Nouwen, who tells the true story of his sister's son and his journey home to find forgiveness for him to reconcile with his family.

When Henri Nouwen joined the Jesuits he wanted more than anything else to be a missionary. But after several years of training, his superiors told him that there was no place for him in the foreign missions. He sought refuge in teaching at home. Here he recounts his struggles with despair and how God saved him from himself.