We defend what we value — our trucks, our teams, our kids — but Peter says every believer must also be ready to defend their hope. Not with arrogance, but with clarity and conviction. This sermon explores how Luke’s gospel and C. S. Lewis’s story show that Christianity welcomes honest questions and careful thought. A thinking faith isn’t optional; it’s how God forms a rooted, confident believer in a world drowning in confusion.

This sermon is the first in the series titled Rooted - Knowing What You Believe and Why it Matters.