Faith Bible Fellowship Church of York

Genesis 3:15 is sometimes called 'the first preaching of the gospel'. What promise is given? How is it fulfilled? Why is it important for Christmas? In this sermon we look at God's plan for Christmas that was given in the book of Genesis and how Jesus fulfills this.

Genesis 3:15 is sometimes called 'the first preaching of the gospel'. What promise is given? How is it fulfilled? Why is it important for Christmas? In this sermon we look at God's plan for Christmas that was given in the book of Genesis and how Jesus fulfills this.

Because people come to faith through hearing the gospel, we need to be a people who take the gospel to others. The gospel must be communicated through words since it is "good news" and people will not believe in Jesus unless they have heard of him.

Because people come to faith through hearing the gospel, we need to be a people who take the gospel to others. The gospel must be communicated through words since it is "good news" and people will not believe in Jesus unless they have heard of him.

Because people come to faith through hearing the gospel, we need to be a people who take the gospel to others. The gospel must be communicated through words since it is "good news" and people will not believe in Jesus unless they have heard of him.

The Bible teaches that in order to be saved it is with our mouth we confess and our heart that we believe. Saving faith confesses "Jesus is Lord" and believes that God raised Jesus from the dead.

The Bible teaches that in order to be saved it is with our mouth we confess and our heart that we believe. Saving faith confesses "Jesus is Lord" and believes that God raised Jesus from the dead.

The Bible teaches that in order to be saved it is with our mouth we confess and our heart that we believe. Saving faith confesses "Jesus is Lord" and believes that God raised Jesus from the dead.

Righteousness is received by faith and not by works. Paul describes the Gentiles as having received a righteousness by faith while the Jews were pursuing a Law of righteousness and failed to attain to the Law. We cannot seek our own righteousness by works.

Righteousness is received by faith and not by works. Paul describes the Gentiles as having received a righteousness by faith while the Jews were pursuing a Law of righteousness and failed to attain to the Law. We cannot seek our own righteousness by works.