This sermon examines Paul's address to the Athenians in Acts 17, exploring how the Apostle engaged a culture saturated with idols and philosophical ideas. The central message emphasizes that God is transcendent, omnipresent, and self-sufficient. He needs nothing from humanity. Yet in His grace, He provides everything we need, most importantly, salvation through Jesus Christ. The sermon challenges listeners to abandon transactional thinking in their relationship with God and to recognize that Christianity is not about earning God's favor through good works, but receiving His free gift of grace. It calls believers to understand that God's presence is not confined to church buildings but accompanies them everywhere, transforming how they live daily. The ultimate point is that humanity's greatest need is not for material blessings or answered prayers on our terms, but for someone to pay the price for our sin, which Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection.