Joe Rigney

It really is tragic.

And the only way out is for people to turn from their sins and to turn back to Christ.

That's the only hope that any of us, this nation has.

That's the only hope for any of us.

Yeah, I've been thinking a lot about that, not just because of what happened over the weekend, but because of the last few years.

As you know, last fall, Charlie Kirk was assassinated.

And, you know, it's actually interesting.

Years ago, when we planted the church, the first sermon series that we did,

was on the book of Acts.

You know, you're planning a new church, and so here's the planning of the church, right?

And so we're preaching through the book of Acts, and you begin to notice these patterns.

And you just notice that the early church leaders were just regularly colliding with the governing of authorities, right?

Yeah.

They're getting hauled in.

They're healing people.

They're blessing people.

They're sharing the gospel.

They're announcing Jesus is risen from the dead.

This is great news, everybody.

He is the savior of the world.