WHY IS GOPEL IMPORTANT?

 




 We vividly know that gospel is all about good news, gospel is very important to every Christian because of the joy salvation and the good news about our Lord Jesus Christian. Many believers still don't the essences of the gospel may due to lack of exposure or lack of understanding about the gospel. We have been saved by the blood of the lamp and through the resurrection of the Holy Ghost, the Gospel produces faith. Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. The Gospel is the ministry of the Spirit, that is the Holy Spirit works through the proclamation of the Gospel for salvation. The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation. Men receive the Spirit through faith (Gal. 3:14) by the hearing  of faith.

The Bible recorded it that greater works of Jesus we shall do, if we truly believe in our faith we shall do exploit for God here on earth.

The Gospel strengthens faith. The Gospel produces faith and through faith, it is evidence of things to be done. The Gospel is to be proclaimed not only to unbelievers but to believers as well (roman 1:15).

The Gospel humbles and abases man and most fully exhibits God's highest glory. The Gospel is the way in which the Holy Spirit Himself is glorified; and it is the Gospel that will be honored with the help of the Holy Spirit. 

What does the gospel teach us?

The Gospel lessons of peace, love, compassion, truth, understanding, and positive activism are all things that transform our lives, and young adulthood is a particularly transformative time in life. These ancient narratives remind us of who we are and help us to intentionally shape who want to be. The describes Jesus' message as the gospel. Jesus challenges people to "repent", and believe the gospel. "In between, Jesus problems "The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is near. " That core announcement- It's time, and God is breaking into the world" that is the core of Jesus' own gospel




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