http://homecoming.blog.com.mt a journey for the restless heart Sat, 04 Apr 2009 15:39:21 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en It seemed strange but already an hour had passed and my elder brother was nowhere in sight. The party was already in full swing and all the familiar faces were there including Mr Daniel from next door. Everybody was drinking, eating the fattened calf and happily dancing away. I was a bit ... http://homecoming.blog.com.mt/2009/04/02/big-brother/ And as he ran to me, he took me into his arms, held my head to his chest, kissed me and cried 'My son, my son, how I've waited for this day'. Turning to all the villagers who by now had followed him to the spot where he met me, ... http://homecoming.blog.com.mt/2009/04/01/home-coming/ What I saw and experienced exceeded even my wildest imaginations. A sprawling city with neatly built houses, cobbled streets, shops on every corner and young people partying day in day out. I must admit it took some time to get used to. My conscience didn't seem to want to die ... http://homecoming.blog.com.mt/2009/03/31/home-sick/ It was early evening when I finally plucked up the courage to face the inevitable. 'Come on, you've been planning this for ages, don't chicken out now' I silently pleaded with myself. I knocked on the door and as my father told me to go into his study, I could ... http://homecoming.blog.com.mt/2009/03/30/home-alone/ Welcome to the Youth Fellowship Ezercizzi Blog. Over here you can follow the Prodigal Son's story taken from Luke's gospel chapter 15:11-32. It has been expanded to enable you to meditate better on those points which you may be able to relate to. You are invited to read the 'blog ... http://homecoming.blog.com.mt/2009/03/17/homecoming/