Have you ever found something that was messy and yet still worth the mess? In Luke 18, we find 6 things that are worth the mess - worth going ALL IN over - and they all lead us to the greatest ALL IN moment in history. In Week 1, we looked at a very persistent widow and learned some things that can help us go ALL IN (and stay ALL IN) on prayer (even when it seems like it isn't working).

How do you wrap up a 6-week series about really hard topics? By talking about corpses and vultures, of course! In Week 6 of our "Wait What" series, Paul takes us through Luke 17:20-37 and shows us 3 marks of the Kingdom that the church can display in our culture. When we do, we'll stop being vultures who feed on death and begin bringing the victorious life of the Kingdom from heaven to earth.

How do you wrap up a 6-week series about really hard topics? By talking about corpses and vultures, of course! In Week 6 of our "Wait What" series, Paul takes us through Luke 17:20-37 and shows us 3 marks of the Kingdom that the church can display in our culture. When we do, we'll stop being vultures who feed on death and begin bringing the victorious life of the Kingdom from heaven to earth.

How do you wrap up a 6-week series about really hard topics? By talking about corpses and vultures, of course! In Week 6 of our "Wait What" series, Paul takes us through Luke 17:20-37 and shows us 3 marks of the Kingdom that the church can display in our culture. When we do, we'll stop being vultures who feed on death and begin bringing the victorious life of the Kingdom from heaven to earth.

How do you wrap up a 6-week series about really hard topics? By talking about corpses and vultures, of course! In Week 6 of our "Wait What" series, Paul takes us through Luke 17:20-37 and shows us 3 marks of the Kingdom that the church can display in our culture. When we do, we'll stop being vultures who feed on death and begin bringing the victorious life of the Kingdom from heaven to earth.

What could possibly keep 9 out of 10 lepers who had been healed of a life-altering and destiny-changing disease from returning to the One who had healed them and saying thanks? An entitled spirit that caused them to receive the gift but reject the giver. But what about the one who returned? What can we learn from him? How living a life of gratitude is the cure for the disease of entitlement.

What could possibly keep 9 out of 10 lepers who had been healed of a life-altering and destiny-changing disease from returning to the One who had healed them and saying thanks? An entitled spirit that caused them to receive the gift but reject the giver. But what about the one who returned? What can we learn from him? How living a life of gratitude is the cure for the disease of entitlement.

What could possibly keep 9 out of 10 lepers who had been healed of a life-altering and destiny-changing disease from returning to the One who had healed them and saying thanks? An entitled spirit that caused them to receive the gift but reject the giver. But what about the one who returned? What can we learn from him? How living a life of gratitude is the cure for the disease of entitlement.

What could possibly keep 9 out of 10 lepers who had been healed of a life-altering and destiny-changing disease from returning to the One who had healed them and saying thanks? An entitled spirit that caused them to receive the gift but reject the giver. But what about the one who returned? What can we learn from him? How living a life of gratitude is the cure for the disease of entitlement.

If it's impossible to live life without being offended (and it is because Jesus said it is), then we'd be wise to learn how to overcome offense and in week 4 of our "Wait, What?" miniseries, Paul shares 3 things from Luke 17:1-10 that we have to have if we're going to move the mountain of offense.