“My pleasure.” What restaurant has made these two words iconic? Chick-fil-A, of course. Employees who work for this corporation say this response becomes automatic, even after years of not working there. Gratitude is a fruit of the Holy Spirit of God that should overflow from the mouths of Christ followers. Today, we look at a healing story from Luke’s Gospel and lean in to see what Christ says about those who practice saying thanks.
Luke 17:11-19
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“My pleasure.” What restaurant has made these two words iconic? Chick-fil-A, of course. Employees who work for this corporation say this response becomes automatic, even after years of not working there. Gratitude is a fruit of the Holy Spirit of God that should overflow from the mouths of Christ followers. Today, we look at a healing story from Luke’s Gospel and lean in to see what Christ says about those who practice saying thanks.
Luke 17:11-19
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Aug 17 - Does the Bible Really Say That?: "God Never Gives You More Than You Can Handle" | Stacy Ikard
Aug 17 - Does the Bible Really Say That?: "God Never Gives You More Than You Can Handle" | Stacy Ikard by WHPC
Westlake Hills Presbyterian
“My pleasure.” What restaurant has made these two words iconic? Chick-fil-A, of course. Employees who work for this corporation say this response becomes automatic, even after years of not working there. Gratitude is a fruit of the Holy Spirit of God that should overflow from the mouths of Christ followers. Today, we look at a healing story from Luke’s Gospel and lean in to see what Christ says about those who practice saying thanks.
Luke 17:11-19
