This Sunday, we began a new series on Christian apologetics—the reasoned defense of our faith. The sermon explored why we live in what Tim Keller calls a "paradoxical time," where both fervent faith and deep skepticism are rising simultaneously. We examined how Christianity isn't just good—it's true—and as C.S. Lewis reminded us, if it's true, it's of infinite importance. Most importantly, we learned that the motivation behind apologetics must always be love—love for God and love for those who don't yet know Him.