The question we have to address is, “How do we live authentically as Christians in a culture that is no longer Christian?”

This isn’t a new question. Even the early Christians wanted to know how to live godly lives in a Roman culture that permitted the worship of many gods and promoted many things that the Bible expressly forbids.

So, Christians throughout history have had to wrestle with this question, and so do we. In fact, we have to address this even more intentionally because, unlike most previous cultures, our culture changes so quickly.

The question we have to address is, “How do we live authentically as Christians in a culture that is no longer Christian?”

This isn’t a new question. Even the early Christians wanted to know how to live godly lives in a Roman culture that permitted the worship of many gods and promoted many things that the Bible expressly forbids.

So, Christians throughout history have had to wrestle with this question, and so do we. In fact, we have to address this even more intentionally because, unlike most previous cultures, our culture changes so quickly.

The question we have to address is, “How do we live authentically as Christians in a culture that is no longer Christian?” This isn’t a new question.

Even the early Christians wanted to know how to live godly lives in a Roman culture that permitted the worship of many gods and promoted many things that the Bible expressly forbids.

So, Christians throughout history have had to wrestle with this question, and so do we. In fact, we have to address this even more intentionally because, unlike most previous cultures, our culture changes so quickly.

Authentic Church Series The question we have to address is, “How do we live authentically as Christians in a culture that is no longer Christian?”

This isn’t a new question. Even the early Christians wanted to know how to live godly lives in a Roman culture that permitted the worship of many gods and promoted many things that the Bible expressly forbids.

So, Christians throughout history have had to wrestle with this question, and so do we. In fact, we have to address this even more intentionally because, unlike most previous cultures, our culture changes so quickly.

Authentic Church Series The question we have to address is, “How do we live authentically as Christians in a culture that is no longer Christian?”

This isn’t a new question. Even the early Christians wanted to know how to live godly lives in a Roman culture that permitted the worship of many gods and promoted many things that the Bible expressly forbids.

So, Christians throughout history have had to wrestle with this question, and so do we. In fact, we have to address this even more intentionally because, unlike most previous cultures, our culture changes so quickly.

Authentic Church Series

The question we have to address is, “How do we live authentically as Christians in a culture that is no longer Christian?”

This isn’t a new question. Even the early Christians wanted to know how to live godly lives in a Roman culture that permitted the worship of many gods and promoted many things that the Bible expressly forbids.

So, Christians throughout history have had to wrestle with this question, and so do we. In fact, we have to address this even more intentionally because, unlike most previous cultures, our culture changes so quickly.

One of the goals we have as a church is to be more focused on prayer. You'll be hard-pressed to find a Christian who thinks prayer is a waste of time, but you can find a lot of Christians who don't take the time to pray. As we enter the new year, it seems like a fitting time to renew our focus on prayer.

One of the goals we have as a church is to be more focused on prayer. You'll be hard-pressed to find a Christian who thinks prayer is a waste of time, but you can find a lot of Christians who don't take the time to pray. As we enter the new year, it seems like a fitting time to renew our focus on prayer.

One of the goals we have as a church is to be more focused on prayer. You'll be hard-pressed to find a Christian who thinks prayer is a waste of time, but you can find a lot of Christians who don't take the time to pray.

As we enter the new year, it seems like a fitting time to renew our focus on prayer.

Trailview's 2019 Christmas Series