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Reflecting on the conclusion of the year, the Allen introduces the topic of wounding memories, which he defines as memories of past spiritual failures that invade our consciousness as we attempt to live in the present

In this sermon, Allen explores the fundamental biblical doctrines of grace, faith, and works, emphasizing the importance of accurate spiritual information regarding the soul.

He notes that he is celebrating a significant birthday, which has prompted him to reflect on his life’s direction. He observes that the romanticized view of aging—such as the idea that “the best is yet to be”—often feels like “fiction” compared to the reality of frequent doctor visits

The central theme of the presentation is the biblical narrative of the Prodigal Son, which Charles Dickens described as the “greatest short story ever told”

Bible Passages: Acts 22:1-16