More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.

More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.

More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.

More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.

More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.

More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.

More and more each day our country seems to walk down a path “away” from Jesus. We are becoming (if we aren’t already) a post-Christian nation. In comparison, the period of time the Book of Acts was written, the nation was pre-Christian. Both in need of Jesus! How do we engage our culture with the Gospel? What can we learn from the ancient church? We will not only learn history as we look at the early church – but methods too.