Acts 17 | Alone In The City

Have you ever felt completely alone as a Christian, wondering how to share your faith with a world that seems so far from God?

Christopher continues our series in Acts, looking at Acts 17:16–34 where Paul enters Athens by himself and engages a culture full of idol worship. Rather than retreating or judging, Paul steps into their world—observing their beliefs, starting conversations, and expanding their view of who God really is. Christopher challenges us to examine our own hearts toward those around us who don't know Jesus. We are reminded that we don't need to have all the answers; our lives are simply meant to be arrows that point people directly to Jesus, the God who is far closer and more loving than our culture realises.

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