Why Rahab’s Past Didn’t Disqualify Her | House Of Dysfunction | Week 1

Ever feel like your family is one emotional explosion away from blowing up the holidays?

Welcome to House of Dysfunction, where we don’t run from the chaos, we meet God right in the middle of it. In this week’s story, we kick things off with Karl’s unforgettable Big Fat Haitian Thanksgiving and roll right into the shocking grace of Rahab, a woman everyone wrote off… except God. If you’ve ever felt like your past disqualifies you from purpose, this message is for you. Grace doesn’t just clean up the mess, it moves in and builds something better.

Rahab’s story isn’t about perfection—it’s about surrender. She risked everything, hid spies, tied a red rope in her window, and ended up in the bloodline of Jesus. That’s the kind of turnaround grace brings. You might be carrying shame, addiction, trauma, or generational dysfunction—but grace runs deeper than your past. This is how a prostitute became a matriarch. And it’s how your faith, however messy or small, can echo for generations.