"From Pigpen to Salvation," by author Frank Fournier

Lessons From The Parable Of The Prodigal Son

Dissatisfied with a good home and a loving father, the prodigal son decided to set out on his own.

His new life was grand. With money in his pocket, surrounded by newfound friends, he had a feeling of complete freedom.

Then his cash ran out. His fair-weather friends ditched him. A great famine swept the land, and the once carefree young man was in dire need. To keep from starving, he took the only job he could find--feeding dirty, stinky pigs, He hit rock bottom--HARD.

Those disgusting pigs, to which he fed garbage, actually ate better than he did. With a broken spirit, he decided to swallow every ounce of pride. He determined, "I will arise and go to my father" (Luke 15:18).

Like the prodigal son, many have taken the path of life away from their Savior to the depths of despair. Have you? Want a way back?

From Pigpen to Salvation allows you to experience the parable of the prodigal son like never before. The plan of salvation will unfold before your eyes. Grasp it and experience the open arms of your heavenly Father!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:  Frank Fournier's religious journey led him to become a baptized Seventh-day Adventist in 1974 at the age of 27. He has since served as president of Woodland Park Foundation, NAD ASI, and Eden Valley Institute, along with a decade of serving in Zambia as director of Riverside Farm Institute. Currently, Frank is serving a second stint as the executive VP of Outpost Centers International in Tennessee where he and his wife Janet reside. After marrying in 1968, and raising three children together, they now enjoy their twelve grandchildren.

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