We live in a world full of questions, skepticism, and spiritual fatigue. Many people are curious about Jesus, but unsure what to do with the Church, organized religion, or faith as they’ve seen it lived out. Some are quietly wondering if anything truly good can come from Christianity anymore.

This Sunday, we’ll continue our Epiphany series by turning to John 1:43–51, a beautiful story about invitation, doubt, and discovery. It’s the moment when Philip invites his skeptical friend Nathanael with just three simple words: “Come and see.”

No arguments.
No pressure.
No pretending.

Just an invitation to encounter Jesus.

This message is for anyone who has questions, hesitations, or a longing for something more, and for those of us who want to share our faith with integrity, humility, and joy in a skeptical world. We’ll explore how faith often spreads not through persuasion, but through presence; not through having all the answers, but through pointing people to Jesus and trusting Him to do the transforming work.