Evangelism

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Acts ends without a resolution. No final verdict for Paul, no tidy conclusion. That might feel unsatisfying until you realize the story was never meant to end. The book of Acts is the story of the church, and the church is still here. We are not spectators reading ancient history. We are the next chapter, built on the foundation the apostles laid, with Christ as the cornerstone.

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Paul could have responded to his attackers with defensiveness or despair. Instead, he chose compassion, because he remembered where he once stood. Having been transformed from persecutor to proclaimer, Paul knew that sharing his encounter with Christ wasn't about impressing others with his story, but about revealing God's pursuing love that can transform any heart.

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Everyone is being formed by something. The question is: what is shaping you? In Acts 21, Paul demonstrates how to exercise compassion without compromising truth, sometimes surrendering personal freedom for the gospel's sake. With humility toward Christ and hunger for His Word, we can honor God authentically while building bridges in our broken world.

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Paul's journey teaches us that opposition doesn't mean God's absence, sometimes faithfulness requires changing plans without abandoning purpose. Through his example of investing rather than merely spending his life, we learn how intentional movement, meaningful relationships, and unwavering commitment to God's Word can create ripple effects that outlast our lifetime for His glory.

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Sometimes we think we need to wait until we're perfect to share Jesus with others. But Apollos teaches us differently. Though he knew only John's baptism, he boldly shared what he understood, until Priscilla and Aquila lovingly taught him more. God doesn't call us to be theological experts; He calls us to share what Christ has done in our lives, growing in knowledge as we go.

God hands us chances to serve him every day, but the greatest is sharing Jesus. A look at the simple, timeless invitation to come and see.

You do not need a seminary degree to give a reason for your hope. A down-to-earth look at apologetics for the everyday believer.

Our culture keeps relationships at arm's length. Looking to Jesus, two words, intentional and relational, can reshape how we love our neighbors.

God uses ordinary followers who take two simple steps. A short, practical look at how time with Jesus and time with people changes everything.

We treasure the last words of someone we love. A look at Jesus' final words to his disciples and the mission he left his church.

It is one of the hardest questions people ask: what about those who never hear about Jesus? A careful, biblical response held with humility.