Whether you like it or not, if you call yourself a Christian, gospel opposition is a certainty not a probability. And while it seems more blatant recently, this is not a modern phenomenon. From the day Jesus ascended to heaven, the good news of Jesus Christ has been opposed at every turn. So how do we as the church respond? In Acts 23 and 24, Paul gives us a masterful example to follow in how to stand for Christ even when the world closes in all around you. May the same be said of you!
Gospel Opposition
Chilliwack Campus
January 21, 2024 • Pastor Kurtus Niessen • Acts 23:12, Acts 24:27
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