The only true gospel is that God declares us righteous by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, and not by our own works, thus empowering us by His Spirit to obey Him today and live with the hope of eternal life.

The Holy Spirit called Saul and Barnabas to continue the advance of the gospel to the Gentiles. In chapters 13 and 14, they take their first missionary journey. It's messy! There is joyful fruit and joyful suffering. As the gospel continues to move forward today, we see the Holy Spirit calling people to the same messy mission: joyfully fruitful and joyfully difficult. Are you on the mission?

The Holy Spirit called Saul and Barnabas to continue the advance of the gospel to the Gentiles. In chapters 13 and 14, they take their first missionary journey. It's messy! There is joyful fruit and joyful suffering. As the gospel continues to move forward today, we see the Holy Spirit calling people to the same messy mission: joyfully fruitful and joyfully difficult. Are you on the mission?

In Acts 12, Luke takes us back to Jerusalem to see God's mighty hand with the church in the midst of tribulation. The church faces persecution from Herod, even losing a beloved apostle to death. But God hears the prayers of His people

In Acts 12, Luke takes us back to Jerusalem to see God's mighty hand with the church in the midst of tribulation. The church faces persecution from Herod, even losing a beloved apostle to death. But God hears the prayers of His people

Living things grow. Trees and fish and people change and mature. This is not only true of physical life. The new spiritual life that Christ has brought grows as well. Individual Christians grow spiritually. Churches grow in Christ-like maturity. Even beyond that, the gospel itself is growing throughout the world.

Living things grow. Trees and fish and people change and mature. This is not only true of physical life. The new spiritual life that Christ has brought grows as well. Individual Christians grow spiritually. Churches grow in Christ-like maturity. Even beyond that, the gospel itself is growing throughout the world.

As we continue to look at the story of Christmas through the Bible, we turn to the book of Hebrews and see the reason why Jesus came, not to be remembered as a baby in a manger, but as a brother, a deliverer and our High Priest.

As we continue to look at the story of Christmas through the Bible, we turn to the book of Hebrews and see the reason why Jesus came, not to be remembered as a baby in a manger, but as a brother, a deliverer and our High Priest.

The gospel is for everyone. Jesus died and rose again to save a people from every tribe, language and nation. The church was born in Jerusalem and the first Christians came from a Jewish background, but God never intended for the church stay that way. God promised Abraham that through his offspring all the peoples of earth would blessed. Today we study the world-changing moment when God brought the good news of Jesus to the Gentiles.