Book by Book Bible | Stop Miscounting People | The Lost Coin (Luke 15)

A lamp is lifted. A floor is swept. A single coin glints—and heaven rejoices. This 45-minute cinematic narration of The Lost Coin (Luke 15:8–10) blends reverent storytelling and pastoral theology to restore assurance of worth, invite joyful repentance, and train communities to celebrate restoration without shame. Walk the room with the Seeker, hear the quiet arithmetic of grace, and learn practices that turn found people into finders. What you’ll gain Why grace moves first and repentance is consent to be found How the parable dignifies ordinary work and overlooked people Practical steps to resist self-righteous gatekeeping and foster joy A gentle rule of life: light → look → listen → speak How celebration shapes justice, stewardship, and mission Chapters 00:00 Prologue — Lamp, dust, and the arithmetic of heaven 03:21 Act I — Prevenient grace and the patient sweep 12:02 Act II — Attention as worship; sanctification in ordinary rooms 21:39 Act III — Finding, rejoicing, and the economy of mercy 33:05 Epilogue — Rest, blessing, and being sent with light Listening tips Best with headphones; quiet space; pause at reflection cues (~10:00, ~22:30, ~36:00). Ad break lands naturally near 22:30. If this served you, please like, share, and subscribe for more long-form Parables of Jesus meditations.