The gospel Jesus and His Apostles preached is simpler (and more powerful) than we currently know. 

In this eye-opening interview, New Testament scholar Dr. Dustin Smith threshes out the chaff to reveal the Apostolic core of the gospel, the same message Jesus and the early church preached. 

The gospel isn’t complicated. It’s the explosive announcement that God’s kingdom has drawn near, calling us to repent, believe, and step into His redemptive plan for mankind.

Jesus didn’t just talk about the kingdom—He showed it through miracles, healings, and the ultimate proof: His resurrection. And this same gospel, the hope of a resurrected life in a perfect world, is still our mission today. 

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Josiah Verkaik, Founder, Integrity Syndicate and Elder of Apostolic Intelligence speaks on the Gospel as the believer's only Hope.

He emphasizes the power of the apostolic gospel-the same message that turned the ancient world upside down. You'll also learn:

•   How Paul's foundational gospel message breaks down all barriers (1 Timothy 2:3-7)
•   Why Acts shows us the gospel in its purest, most powerful form
•   The divine plan behind Christ's coming as fulfillment of prophecy
•   How the same message that transformed Jews now reaches all humanity
•   What it truly means to be "rooted and grounded" in gospel truth

This isn't theoretical theology - it's the life-changing truth that unites all believers across time and culture. The dividing walls have fallen. Will you embrace this unifying gospel?

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