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Every great journey starts with a question. Whether it was flying men to the moon, exploring unknown worlds, abolishing slavery, or creating life-saving medicines, all our greatest achievements spawned from sincere human inquiry. And it’s no wonder, really; God created us with the capacity for reason and doubt on purpose.

Asking questions is an act of faith. Many people today are raising serious doubts about God, the Bible, and Christian beliefs. What if, instead of feeling threatened by our critics, Christians addressed the skeptic’s questions as the beginning of a potentially life-changing journey?

For the five weeks following Easter, The Story will wrestle with - and offer answers to - some of the most profound questions that people are asking about the Christian faith today. Through this series, both skeptics and believers will be encouraged to engage in deeper conversations about God.

Every great journey starts with a question. Whether it was flying men to the moon, exploring unknown worlds, abolishing slavery, or creating life-saving medicines, all our greatest achievements spawned from sincere human inquiry. And it’s no wonder, really; God created us with the capacity for reason and doubt on purpose.

Asking questions is an act of faith. Many people today are raising serious doubts about God, the Bible, and Christian beliefs. What if, instead of feeling threatened by our critics, Christians addressed the skeptic’s questions as the beginning of a potentially life-changing journey?

For the five weeks following Easter, The Story will wrestle with - and offer answers to - some of the most profound questions that people are asking about the Christian faith today. Through this series, both skeptics and believers will be encouraged to engage in deeper conversations about God.

Every great journey starts with a question. Whether it was flying men to the moon, exploring unknown worlds, abolishing slavery, or creating life-saving medicines, all our greatest achievements spawned from sincere human inquiry. And it’s no wonder, really; God created us with the capacity for reason and doubt on purpose.

Asking questions is an act of faith. Many people today are raising serious doubts about God, the Bible, and Christian beliefs. What if, instead of feeling threatened by our critics, Christians addressed the skeptic’s questions as the beginning of a potentially life-changing journey?

For the five weeks following Easter, The Story will wrestle with - and offer answers to - some of the most profound questions that people are asking about the Christian faith today. Through this series, both skeptics and believers will be encouraged to engage in deeper conversations about God.

Every great journey starts with a question. Whether it was flying men to the moon, exploring unknown worlds, abolishing slavery, or creating life-saving medicines, all our greatest achievements spawned from sincere human inquiry. And it’s no wonder, really; God created us with the capacity for reason and doubt on purpose.

Asking questions is an act of faith. Many people today are raising serious doubts about God, the Bible, and Christian beliefs. What if, instead of feeling threatened by our critics, Christians addressed the skeptic’s questions as the beginning of a potentially life-changing journey?

For the five weeks following Easter, The Story will wrestle with - and offer answers to - some of the most profound questions that people are asking about the Christian faith today. Through this series, both skeptics and believers will be encouraged to engage in deeper conversations about God.

Who are you looking for? If we’re being honest, most of us would say, “I’m looking for: someone to love, a faithful friend, somebody who *gets* me, somebody who’ll never abuse or exploit me, or a good influence who believes and does the right things." There’s nothing wrong with looking for any of those things. But the hard truth is that every single person you’ve ever looked for - or looked up to - is going to let you down, if they haven’t already. In this year's Easter message, Pastor Eric tells you about the only person he's encountered who was all of those things and more - and will never let you down: Jesus.

How did a handful of ordinary people become ten thousand committed followers of Jesus in the year following his public execution? How did his movement gain so much momentum, especially as ten of the eleven charter members were crucified, burned, or stoned to death within a few decades? How did ten thousand Christians become one million by the second century? And how did one million become 3.3 billion today?

Written in the middle of the first century, The Acts of the Apostles tells the story of how, despite facing serious persecution and hardship, Christianity spread like wildfire across the Roman Empire and beyond. For 25 weeks at The Story Church (September 10 through Easter 2024), we will journey through Acts in pursuit of the truth behind history’s most consequential movement.