Summary: In preparation for this sermon, take a moment to read the following statements and evaluate on a scale of 1-10 to what extent you and your family would agree with them: Our work is meaningful and significant. We know what we are called to do. We are confident about the people and the places God has given us to love. Our friendships and community are flourishing. We have clear direction as a family. We know the battles we are facing and engage them with faithful confidence. As we read the book of Acts, we catch glimpses of how the early church would have responded to these same statements. At times, it seems they had it all sorted out—9s and 10s across the board!—while at others, they wrestled deeply with work, community, meaning. But what does this life following Jesus look like? This week, we will look at Acts 18 to see a portrait of a group of people in Corinth working out the answer to that question in the midst of a multi-cultural, immoral, affluent city full of strong and varied religious opinions. Sound familiar? Join us as our One Story continues in the chapter of the Church. Downloads
