The main point from these two passages (Acts 14:15-17; 17:22-31) is that when Paul speaks the gospel to those who don't share his fundamental view of God, he starts his presentation of the gospel differently (i.e., much more basically) than when he shares the gospel with those who already believe in a single Creator-God (for example, Jews). Joe explores the five crucial realities that Paul speaks to skeptics, and, in each case, shows how to use them in conversations with skeptical friends.
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Joe has served as a shepherd at Tri-County Bible Church in Madison, Ohio since 2005. He's been a believer in Jesus Christ since childhood. He grew up in Vermont, North Carolina, a short bit in Moscow, but mostly in the greater Philadelphia area (making him someone who proudly...