Cason Sibley is on staff with a new church plant in West London, preaching, evangelising, and discipling.
When did you trust Christ?
I grew up in a Christian family and went to a solid, Bible-believing, Gospel-preaching Baptist church. I prayed "the sinner's prayer" many times in my life, but I was 13 when I really called on Jesus to save me.
What have been the defining moments of your Christian walk?
After being saved at 13, I didn't live for Jesus. Throughout my teenage years, I lived a double life, enjoying the world's pleasures while still going to church. When I was 20, God brought me to true repentance. Since then, I have steadily grown in my walk with the Lord, bearing fruit for Him.
What do you hope to gain from participating?
I would like to grow in apologetics and in the topics that will be covered. The Budapest conference time really excites me, and I think it will be really special to be in this group with other European Christians and to learn from and encourage other brothers and sisters from other places in Europe will be really neat and something I look forward to participating in.
What is your ministry?
I am on staff with Shepherd's Church, a new church plant in West London, and I recently began preaching to our congregation. I disciple some men in our church plant and evangelise in our area. I also help set up and lead our Sunday services, attend team staff meetings, and help our pastor in various ways.
Why should someone invest in your ministry?
I love the Bible and have taken preaching classes, but I want to continue growing in my understanding of and love for God and His Word. For this reason, I want to learn how to preach God's Word faithfully and more effectively.
