Air Date: April 20th & 21st | Our culture is plunging into paganism at a rapid rate, and stopping the descent will require the Church to be awakened to this reality in a new way. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the decline of our culture, our need for God to pour out His Spirit and change people’s hearts, and how we can respond. Pastor Allen also discusses baptism, offering insight on why we baptize; what baptism is and isn’t; and who should be baptized.
Escaping the Descent Into Paganism - The Life of a Christ Follower
Air Date: April 20th & 21st
Allen Jackson
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