Ang alibughang anak

The prodigal son stands barefoot on the road in torn, travel-worn clothing, holding a staff as he returns in shame toward his father’s house. Across the path, the aged father runs with open arms, his robe lifted in urgency and welcome. Fields, palms, stone walls, and a distant household frame the moment of homecoming from Jesus’ parable in Luke 15.

The scene centers on the grace of the father, who sees his lost son while he is still far off and moves toward him before any repayment can be offered. The son’s poverty and lowered posture reveal repentance, while the father’s embrace represents divine mercy, restoration, and the joy of receiving the repentant sinner. This artwork serves well for sermons, Bible studies, church bulletins, forgiveness themes, repentance teaching, and ministry resources on the compassionate heart of God.