What My Prodigal Son Taught Me about the Love of Our Heavenly Father: From the Old Testament Father of Wrath to the New Testament Father of Love

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This book is about the struggle of the author raising his youngest child and his need for total dependence on his Lord to make it to this point and to meet future struggles. His son was cute and a socialite but also a con artist. McCade was brought up in the church but never really grasped the concept of Christianity. He spent most of his life acting out because he felt abandoned by his biological mother.

After having many skirmishes with the law, leading to several placements and jail time, McCade was let out of detention, only to return to his life of crime. Finally, on August 20, 2021, he was arrested and booked for something, which led him to pray through and accept Jesus as his Lord and Savior. The prodigal son had returned to his home.

Through all his adventures, his father learned about God’s wrath on his children for their disobedience. God punishes his children because he loves them, and this author learned that the wrath shown to the Israelites was God’s love, not true wrath. And because God never abandoned them or the author when they sinned, how could the author abandon his son?