Prodigal

In many respects, the Stuarts were a typical American family - Mom, Dad, two kids, two cars, a house in the suburbs, a vacation every year. In short, they were living "the good life." But that was on the surface. Beneath, it was festering discontent. Eventually, the facade of this "warm, close-knit family" was torn away. The Prodigal is about despair and hope, selfishness and sacrifice, doubt and faith, hurt and healing, losing and winning. This is a dramatic account of how one family faced the ultimate test, and found new understanding about themselves and each other. It is a story you won't soon forget.