Ep 52 | Acts: "Age of Ignorance"

<p>With the best amenities that the 1st-century world could offer, Athens was the place to be. It was the home of the world's most famous philosophers, i.e., Aristotle, Socrates, Plato, and others. It was also a city of idols. There was a saying among Greek women that it was easier to find an idol than a good man in Athens. Paul rightfully viewed Athens as a city of lost humanity looking for purpose and truth. Like us, he was heartbroken and disturbed at the spiritual confusion. The question is, where do you even begin when people seem to have no knowledge or interest in truth? Where do you start?</p> <p>Part 52 from the "Acts: We're on a Mission from God" series.</p> <p>North Chapel is a part of the Scottsdale Bible Church family Sunday Worship Services  | 8:30am & 10am (Arizona Time) Join us live at www.nclive.net Previous Sermon Messages: www.northchapel.net/sermons-series</p>