Hello, my beautiful family. You're now about to listen to part two of our Prove It Sermon series.

Listen, this series is designed to strengthen our faith. There is no reason we should be a believer or a disciple of Christ.

And you cannot explain what you believe, why you believe, defend what you believe in question.

And so we're going to really just try to

equip you with some healthy apologetics, not to debate, but so that you can evaluate truth

because truth doesn't fear investigation. Let's get to the message. Well, Church family, I'm so excited and also burdened with the opportunity to continue our brand

new sermon series that we just started two weeks ago entitled, Prove It.

Prove it. This is a sermon series that has been constructed by the Holy Spirit to ensure that our faith is solid.

Simply put, you must be a disciple of Christ who knows what you believe, why you believe, can share your belief and defend that belief when challenged but the problem that we

discussed in part one is many of us have a proclaimed faith faith with cracks in it and all it takes

is the weights of disappointment the weights weights of another bad breakup, the weights

of persecution, the weights of a negative doctor's report, the weight of a hard question,

and that will expose, there are things about my faith that I don't even believe myself.

Cracks in our faith.

And we learned that cracks leads to a collapse.

Now, this is the problem.

Many of us, under the sound of my voice right now, you're holding on to a Bible that you

don't even study.

You have faith that looks good, sounds good, shouts good, dances good, but has never been tested.

And hear me, whenever faith and whenever something goes untested, it becomes fragile.

So, this series is just founded from the scriptures.

What the Lord is placed upon my heart, and my brother Will's heart comes directly from this text.

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