In Acts 17:16–34, Paul walks through the city of Athens and is deeply troubled by its idolatry and spiritual confusion. Yet instead of responding with bitterness or outrage alone, he engages people with truth, compassion, and hope. In a culture increasingly distant from God, how should Christians respond? This message explores how believers can faithfully represent Christ with both conviction and love—grieved by sin, yet moved with compassion for those who are lost. Join us as we learn from Paul’s example of gospel-centered engagement in a broken world.

“Sometimes we Christians are so angry at the state of our society that all that comes through is the anger and not the love we are to have for our neighbor in need.”  Darrell L. Bock

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