To an Unknown God (Part 1)

This sermon examines Paul's visit to Athens, highlighting his distress over the city's pervasive idolatry and his respectful engagement with diverse groups including Jews, common citizens, and philosophers. The preacher emphasizes that the core of apostolic preaching is Jesus Christ crucified and risen, contrasting this central gospel message with modern trends toward moralism, political activism, or progressive theology. It warns against blending Christian truth with secular philosophies or false religions, asserting that Christianity stands as the sole path to salvation. Believers are encouraged to share the gospel with gentleness and respect, while non-believers are urged to consider the futility of idol worship and the hope found in Christ's resurrection.