In today’s message, Pastor Kit walks through Acts 17:22–31, where Paul confronts a deeply religious culture in Athens and calls them to rethink everything they believe about God. Rather than affirming their many idols, Paul exposes their misunderstanding and introduces the one true God—the Creator, Sustainer, and Lord over all. He shows that God is not distant or dependent on human effort, but near, personal, and the source of life itself.
At the center of the message is a clear call to repentance—not just for unbelievers, but for anyone whose view of God has been shaped by culture, assumptions, or personal preference. Idolatry isn’t limited to statues; it’s anything that replaces God’s authority in our lives. When we redefine God or elevate something else in His place, we lose sight of both our identity and our purpose.
Pastor Kit emphasizes that repentance is the only right response to truth. God has been patient, giving time for people to turn to Him—but judgment is coming, and Jesus, proven by His resurrection, will be the judge. The question isn’t if we’ll respond, but how.
