What if sharing your faith wasn’t about pressure, performance, or having all the right answers—but simply living from who you are in Christ? In this message from Acts 17, Pastor Curtis unpacks how Paul shared the gospel in a deeply secular culture, not from obligation but from conviction and identity. Whether you’re at work, the gym, or a coffee shop, you don’t need a bigger platform—you need a clearer understanding of who you are. This message will challenge and encourage you to live out your faith naturally in the everyday spaces you already occupy.

✨ Key Points:
1. Your Story Begins with God's Love
2. Evangelism Can Feel Uncomfortable
3. Evangelism Isn't About Technique
4. Evangelism Begins Where You Are
5. God Can Expand Your Platform
6. Build Bridges Before Sharing the Message

Reflection Questions:
How does your story reflect the love of God?
What makes evangelism feel intimidating or awkward for you?
Where are your current "synagogues" and "public squares"?
Have you ever missed opportunities to share Jesus because you were looking for a “bigger” moment or platform?
Are you focusing more on “what to say” than “who you’re saying it to”?
What “unknown gods” exist in the culture around you that people turn to for hope?
How can you make evangelism a natural part of your life instead of a scheduled event?