Not Sorry | Week 4
Why do you believe what you believe? And if someone asked you to explain your faith, would you know where to start?
Over the past few weeks, we've looked at the witnesses and evidence that help build a case for Christianity. But what good is gathering the evidence if we don't know how to share it?
In the final week of Not Sorry, we bring it all together. Looking at 1 Peter 3:15 and the way Jesus challenged people to make their own decisions, we explore how to communicate our faith with confidence, gentleness, and respect.
How do you talk about Jesus with someone who sees the world differently?
How can you share evidence without turning a conversation into an argument?
And how do you know when it's time to let someone consider what you've shared?
Sharing your faith isn't about winning an argument or forcing someone to believe. It's about being prepared, listening well, finding common ground, and giving others a reason to investigate the hope we have in Jesus.
As we close this series, here's the question: Are you ready to give a reason for the hope you have?
Because faith is worth investigating—and our conversations about it are too important to leave unprepared.
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