Not Sorry
What if asking questions about your faith isn't a sign of doubt—but a sign that you're willing to search for truth?
This week we begin Not Sorry, a series exploring apologetics and the reasons behind what we believe. In 1 Peter 3:15, we're challenged to be ready to give a reason for the hope we have in Christ—but also to do it with gentleness and respect.
Why do you believe what you believe?
Could you explain your faith to someone who doesn't share it?
And what if someone asked you a question about Christianity that you couldn't answer?
Faith doesn't have to be afraid of investigation. We can ask questions, wrestle with difficult ideas, examine evidence, and pursue truth without being ashamed of what we believe.
Because Christianity isn't about having a perfect answer to every question. It's about being willing to seek the truth and confidently explain the hope we have found in Jesus.
Join us as we begin learning how to defend our faith—not because we're sorry for being Christians, but because we have nothing to be sorry for.
