Has it ever occurred to you that the reason Jesus Christ did not take you immediately to heaven after your salvation is because He wants you to demonstrate the reality of the Gospel?  And the more obvious the demonstration, the more remarkable your Gospel becomes.  I’m afraid that the average Christian is growing more resentful and isolated—forgetting that the world is not our enemy, it is our mission field. So what do we do about it?  The believers living on the island of Crete might have wondered the same thing, had Paul not addressed the subject.  In this series of messages, Stephen reveals Paul’s clarifying definition of remarkable Christianity—a Christianity that doesn’t make you an isolated citizen, it makes you a better one.

Open your Bible to Hebrews 11 and you’ll discover a common theme. All the people mentioned in this “Hall of Faith” saw life differently from most; their dial was tuned to an entirely different setting. In this series of messages, you’ll uncover the stories of people who were willing to risk everything on the conviction that miracles were possible—the unbelievable was doable . . . that life surrendered to the glory of God was the only life worth living.