At the beginning of the book of Romans the Apostle Paul says, "I am not ashamed of the Gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to all who believe." The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the power to bring us into right relationship with God. It deals with our sin and shame and compels us to share this good news with others. In this sermon, Pastor Seth Winterhalter shares how we are to called to respond to the Gospel through belief and act as missionaries, preaching this Gospel to all those around us.

The gospel is not it just good news. It is the best news. It is the news that our sin, our shame, our condemnation, our disgrace, our punishment has been dealt with by Jesus, and now we have access by faith into Grace. Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues this sermon series on the Gospel by preaching through Romans 5:1-11, showing our dire state apart from Jesus, and God's love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. The Gospel is good news. How will you respond to it?

The Gospel is not primarily about you, nor is it about your sin. What then is the Gospel about? In this sermon Pastor Seth Winterhalter argues that the Gospel is first and foremost about the Glory of God revealed through the perfect life and substitutionary death of Jesus Christ. We are not at the center of the Gospel. God is.

The Gospel is radically different from every other religion. It isn't about a religious system or a philosophical ideal. Rather, the Gospel is about a person, the person of Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Seth Winterhalter walks through the first eighteen verses of the Gospel of John where we see Jesus Christ revealed as the Word who was with God, who was God, through whom all things were made, and by whom we have the right to become children of God by believing in Him.

Pastor Seth Winterhalter wraps up the Sermon on the Mount preaching on the authority of Jesus. The crowds who heard Jesus' greatest sermon were amazed at the authority with which he spoke. It is popular in our culture today to be skeptical and even opposed to all authority. However, Jesus and his word are the ultimate authority. What is your reaction to Jesus and the words of God found in the scriptures?