In what way does the gospel, the good news regarding the person and work of Christ, reveal God's righteousness?

Why does Paul say "for the Jew first and also for the Gentile"? In what way is the gospel for the Jew first? In what way do the Jewish people have priority over non-Jews? And why does it matter? Listen and find out.

What does Paul mean by the "gospel is the power of God for Salvation"? Why is the gospel the power of God? Why does God work through the message of the gospel to regenerate sinners? And is the gospel only for the unbeliever to be saved? Listen and find out.

In this four-part series, this sermon deals with Paul's words: "For I am not ashamed of the gospel". What is the gospel? And why does Paul imply that some think he should be ashamed of the gospel?

What drove the apostle Paul to be so zealous for proclaiming the gospel? He understood that in light of all that Christ had done for him, all he had been forgiven of, he was indebted to Christ. He owed it to Christ to proclaim the gospel. He was a debtor to mercy.

Being with the saints can be a tremendous blessing and balm for our soul. Paul understood that which is why he longed to be with the saints in Rome.

The resurrection of Christ not only vindicates the person and work of Christ, it provides the assurance for our salvation.

Today Christians around the world will commemorate the crucifixion of Christ and call it Good Friday. But why is it good? What is the cross of Christ all about? Listen to this five-minute discussion and find out.

On Thursday of the last week of Jesus' earthly ministry there is a lot that takes place, particularly in the gospel of John. One of these many things is Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17. This prayer is our focus this morning for Thursday of Holy Week.

On this day, Wednesday of Holy Week, the gospels record two events which take place, Jesus' anointing by a woman at Bethany and Judas striking a deal with the religious rulers.