Whether They Listen or Not – Ezekiel 2:7
We have been given good news to share with a lost and dying world. And we are responsible to share it, whether or not they listen to us.
But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. (2 Cor. 4:7 NIV)
We have been given good news to share with a lost and dying world. And we are responsible to share it, whether or not they listen to us.
It is through the message of the cross that the power of God works in the lives of believers. The cross truly is good news for us.
As believers we are called to take the gospel of peace to all we encounter as we go out into the world. Share the message that will set people free.
The gospel is the good news about Jesus. About his atoning death and resurrection. But it is more than that. It is the power of God for the salvation of all who will believe its message, who entrust Jesus with their lives.
In what do you trust? Much of what we might trust in will fail. Only what is entrusted into God’s hands is secure. Trust him with your life.
You brood of vipers! John’s call to repentance was forceful with no holds barred. And the people responded to his call in droves.
Paul’s warning against teaching a different gospel is one that we all should pay attention to. We must be faithful to the Scriptures?
We can most effectively change society through the gospel of Jesus Christ, rather than trying to legislate morality.
The gospel message is at the heart of Romans. It is the power of God for the salvation of all who believe, bringing us his righteousness.
Paul’s letter to the Romans is his most extensive written exposition of the gospel that he proclaimed wherever he went around the Roman world.