Making Jesus Visible

What does it look like to make Jesus visible in a dark world?

In Acts 16:16–40, Paul and Silas face demonic opposition, brutal suffering, injustice, and imprisonment in Philippi. Yet instead of retreating in fear or responding with vengeance, they reveal the authority, meekness, mercy, and hope of Jesus Christ in the middle of darkness.

This message explores how Christians are called to respond to Satan, sin, and suffering... not with panic, passivity, or pride, but by making Christ visible through gospel faithfulness.

From the liberation of a demonized slave girl… to worship in a prison cell… to the salvation of a Philippian jailer… Acts 16 reminds us that Jesus’ light shines brightest in the darkest places.