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Today's talk comes from Pastor Louis Giglio.

You know, Shelley and I had the opportunity a few weeks ago to be in Milan, Italy.

And when you're in Milan, of course, you want to see the last supper, if you can.

It's the toughest ticket they say in Italy and maybe one of the toughest tickets in Europe.

But Shelley had thought ahead and we had tickets to go and see it only about 20 people at a time.

And 15 minute increments can get into the convent at Santa Maria Delegrazi.

Now that sounded almost a little Italian on the end right there.

And we were waiting for the doors to open to go into this, what was a refractory back in the day when this painting was painted.

There's one giant painting of the crucifixion on the wall to your left as you walk in.

And the last supper is painted on the wall down to the right.

I think here's just a shot looking down as we were leaving.

It's kind of an amazing thing to be standing there alone with this painting.

Started in 1495 and finished in 1498 by Leonardo da Vinci.

And here we were just looking up at something that means a lot to us in our journey.

Obviously, this is the original.

Lots of different replicas have been made of this painting over time.

And when we moved into the above of this building in our early days at Passion City Church,

moving around the city from venue to venue to venue.

And then finally, God providing an old retail shop that had closed down, gone out of business, had a chain link fence around it.

God said, hey, this place, 515 Garts and Drive, it's going to be your home.

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