In our world today - there's a skepticism about Christianity (although, it's shifting!). The idea that a Palestinian Jew from the 1st century died and rose again - and that having something to do with our salvation - sounds laughable.

But this is no new challenge.

Paul received a similar response when he shared his faith with the people of Athens (cf Acts 17:32 ). And yet, the case for Christianity was so compelling to that 1st century audience that the masses joined this minor movement.

Why were "some" of that Athenian crowd compelled? How did the minor movement of Christianity convince a larger Roman culture positioned against it?

Listen as Pastor Kevin unpacks Paul's message to the "men of Athens" -- and see the relevance of that same message for us today.