will be that much greater. We want to plan it to perfection Notice that the Prodigal Son’s plan of action wasn’t complicated. It was pretty simple. Get up, go home, and talk to his father. That was his simple plan of action. He didn’t plan a pit stop to get cleaned up. He didn’t work up a way to make back a little bit of money so he wasn’t going home broke. He didn’t complicate the plan with any unnecessary steps. Keeping it simple can be hard, but when you try to tie up every possible loose end, you