In this first session of “Nights of the Roundtable,” Kolby, Landon, Cory and Dustin discuss Landon’s sermon: “What is the gospel?” Is it as Landon stated, that “God sees you (the believer) now in the work of Christ, and He is conforming you into that image, so that there will be a day that you look like the place you stand in.” If this is really true, should we expect the world to be changed by this gospel?

In this first session of “Nights of the Roundtable,” Kolby, Landon, Cory and Dustin discuss Landon’s sermon: “What is the gospel?” Is it as Landon stated, that “God sees you (the believer) now in the work of Christ, and He is conforming you into that image, so that there will be a day that you look like the place you stand in.” If this is really true, should we expect the world to be changed by this gospel?

In this first session of “Nights of the Roundtable,” Kolby, Landon, Cory and Dustin discuss Landon’s sermon: “What is the gospel?” Is it as Landon stated, that “God&nbsp;sees you (the believer) now in the work of Christ, and He is conforming you into that image, so that there will be a day that you look like the place you stand in.” If this is really true, should we expect the world to be changed by this gospel?&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Nights of the Roundtable: What is the Gospel?

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