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As part of our exploration of a strategic partnership with Grace Chapel in Lexington, Christ’s Church is featuring Grace’s “Unbelievable” sermon series, a series on doubt and faith. In this third message, Pastor Bryan Wilkerson opens up about a time of serious doubt in his own faith journey. A significant part of coming through that season of doubt were four lines of evidence he discovered through an intense study of the historical evidence for Jesus, which he shares here.

As part of our exploration of a strategic partnership with Grace Chapel in Lexington, Christ's Church is featuring Grace's "Unbelievable" sermon series, a series on doubt and faith. In this second message, Pastor Bryan Wilkerson contrasts the basic Christian worldview about the universe, morality, and God with that of the "new atheists" such as Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris and Steven Pinker. Is Christianity a reasonable faith that can hold up to scientific and philosophical scrutiny? Or is it merely a fairy tale and dangerous ideology that needs to be eradicated from the world as the new atheists would like to see happen?

As part of our exploration of a strategic partnership with Grace Chapel in Lexington, Christ’s Church is featuring Grace’s “Unbelievable” sermon series, a series on doubt and faith. In this first of four messages, Pastor Bryan Wilkerson looks at the resurrection of Jesus from the perspective of the disciple Thomas (doubting Thomas), as well as many modern day examples of reasonable people who have come to believe based on evidence and experience.

Acts 17. When the Apostle Paul found himself in Athens he worked to understand the people and culture in order to more effectively share the gospel in that context, meeting them where they were. Dale Kuehne reminds us that we need to take the same approach as we bring the good news of Jesus to our communities.   

Acts 16. Paul and Timothy are obedient to the Holy Spirit's leading, yet they end up in prison. God calls all of us to follow even when we don't have all the answers, even when the cost could be our very lives.