How do we share the gospel in a culture that's becoming more secular, more skeptical of religion, yet more spiritually curious than ever before? In this powerful message from Colossians 4, guest speaker and church planter from Montreal, Canada Dom Ruso shares what he's learned about engaging a shifting secular world — and the kind of courage it's going to take to be people of faith today.
Over 10 years ago, with Woodside's partnership, he planted a church with just 18 people in one of the most post-Christian cultures in North America. That church has now grown to over 400. Along the way, he discovered that the next generation isn't anti-faith — they're actually the most spiritually open generation we've ever seen. But openness to spirituality isn't the same as openness to the gospel, and an experience with God alone isn't enough to survive the complexity of what's coming next.
From Colossians 4:2-6, Paul gives us a blueprint from prison that still speaks today