Turning the World Upside Down — Acts 17

This Sunday's message walked through all three cities of Acts 17 — Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens — and showed that Paul never used a one-size-fits-all script; he reasoned, explained, proved, and proclaimed Christ differently to every audience he met. In Thessalonica the gospel stirred up jealousy and a mob, in Berea it met noble hearts who searched the Scriptures daily, and in Athens Paul stood in the Areopagus and used their own altar to the unknown God and their own poets to upend a city of ten thousand idols. The question the message leaves us with is not whether we are good people, but whether we have turned from our idols to the living and true God — and then gone to reach the one person only we can reach.