Although we often talk of the ‘offer’ of the gospel, the truth is that, at it’s heart, it’s a demand – God demands that we repent and turn to Christ. That is the substance of Peter’s sermon on the Day of Pentecost. And as he makes that demand he makes two things clear:



<ul class="wp-block-list">
<li>Nothing will ever be the same again</li>



<li>The only one we can turn to, is the one we have betrayed</li>
</ul>

Although we often talk of the ‘offer’ of the gospel, the truth is that, at it’s heart, it’s a demand – God demands that we repent and turn to Christ. That is the substance of Peter’s sermon on the Day of Pentecost. And as he makes that demand he makes two things clear: Nothing will ever be the same again The only one we can turn to, is the one we have betrayed

Although we often talk of the ‘offer’ of the gospel, the truth is that, at it’s heart, it’s a demand – God demands that we repent and turn to Christ. That is the substance of Peter’s sermon on the Day of Pentecost. And as he makes that demand he makes two things clear:



<ul>
<li>Nothing will ever be the same again</li>



<li>The only one we can turn to, is the one we have betrayed</li>
</ul>

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