When you wipe out — spiritually, emotionally, physically — what's your first instinct? Hide the mess? Downplay the damage? Worry about who saw it?
You're not alone.

In this episode, we talk about falling — full-blown, gear-scattering, pride-shattering collapse — and how Jesus, the ultimate First Responder, moves toward us without hesitation. No lectures. No crossed arms. Just sirens blazing and compassion ready.

We dive deep into Luke 15: the lost sheep, the prodigal son, and what they show us about the character of Jesus and the heart of the Father. Jesus doesn't sit back waiting for you to clean yourself up; He moves first, meeting you in the broken glass and blood. The church was never meant to be a courthouse — it was meant to be a hospital. A place for the bleeding, the hurting, the ones who can't fix themselves.

But there's another side of God's love that's harder to swallow: sometimes, the Father lets us fall. He lets us stumble hard enough to remember where home really is. Not out of cruelty, but out of deep, ferocious love that’s after our true healing — not just our comfort.

We talk about why vulnerability feels like weakness but is actually courage (hint: it’s because we were made for real strength, not fake perfection). We look at what happens when we stop asking "How bad did that look?" and start asking "Where does the healing start?"

And we wrap it all up with hope:
When you fall, Jesus is already en route.
And the Father?
He's already standing at the edge of the driveway, porch light on, heart wide open, ready to run.

You’re still breathing.
And you’re still His.

Highlights:

• Why Jesus moves first when we fall (Luke 15:1–7)

• What the Prodigal Son shows us about God's fierce love (Luke 15:11–32)

• The difference between guilt and healing

• Why God sometimes lets you hit the ground — and how that's actually grace

• Real-life first responder stories that mirror the Gospel

• Encouragement for when you’re face-down in failure

Scripture References:

• Luke 15:1–32

• John 10:11

• Mark 2:17

• Psalm 34:18

• 1 John 3:1

• Romans 5:3–4, Romans 5:8

If you're tired, bleeding, or just pretending you're fine — this one’s for you.