This sermon discusses failures through the parable of the prodigal son from Luke 15. It notes that the younger son wasted his inheritance with prodigal living in a far country. When he failed and faced hunger, he realized his father's servants had food and decided to return home. His father welcomed him back with compassion and celebration. The sermon draws lessons that even great failures like Thomas Edison's many attempts and Colonel Sanders' many rejections did not defeat them. It encourages that when we fail, we should turn to God, who is faithful and will provide a way of escape from temptation.