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.

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.

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.

When we stop and think about eternity, often what we think we need is more time here to decide about there. But in a Stranger Things-type parable, Jesus turned that thinking upside down by showing us that we don't need more time to waste. Instead, what we really need is an eternal perspective. When we realize that eternity starts here and now and not there and then, we'll finally be able to make the best use of our time on earth to impact eternity.

When we stop and think about eternity, often what we think we need is more time here to decide about there. But in a Stranger Things-type parable, Jesus turned that thinking upside down by showing us that we don't need more time to waste. Instead, what we really need is an eternal perspective. When we realize that eternity starts here and now and not there and then, we'll finally be able to make the best use of our time on earth to impact eternity.

When we stop and think about eternity, often what we think we need is more time here to decide about there. But in a Stranger Things-type parable, Jesus turned that thinking upside down by showing us that we don't need more time to waste. Instead, what we really need is an eternal perspective. When we realize that eternity starts here and now and not there and then, we'll finally be able to make the best use of our time on earth to impact eternity.

When we stop and think about eternity, often what we think we need is more time here to decide about there. But in a Stranger Things-type parable, Jesus turned that thinking upside down by showing us that we don't need more time to waste. Instead, what we really need is an eternal perspective. When we realize that eternity starts here and now and not there and then, we'll finally be able to make the best use of our time on earth to impact eternity.

When Jesus picked a topic to use as an example of cold-hearted and unfair religion, He picked divorce. Why? Because Jesus knew that it's always about the heart, and if our hearts are far from Him, we'll almost always start looking for a way out.

When Jesus picked a topic to use as an example of cold-hearted and unfair religion, He picked divorce. Why? Because Jesus knew that it's always about the heart, and if our hearts are far from Him, we'll almost always start looking for a way out.

When Jesus picked a topic to use as an example of cold-hearted and unfair religion, He picked divorce. Why? Because Jesus knew that it's always about the heart, and if our hearts are far from Him, we'll almost always start looking for a way out.