One of the greatest power of the Gospel is its ability to transform lives. Any gospel that does not produce a change in the heart of men is most likely incomplete or false. The heart of the Gospel is change.

The more reason why 2 Corinthians 5:17 is a valid proof of the  Gospel’s power. If anyone has come to Christ, he becomes new inwardly and outwardly, old habits and ways of living are passed away and everything is new.

There are many stories in the book of Acts that shows how powerful the Gospel is in bringing men to Jesus. Yesterday we spoke briefly about the ministry of Philip to the Samaritans. When Philip preached ChriChrists t  to them, many were changed and converted. There was great joy in the city of Samaria (Acts 8:8).

You can imagine a city where thieves, prostitutes, extortioners, and all kinds of sinners were saved. It must indeed have been a city filled with joy. There will also be peace in that city. May God send us such  Revival through the preaching of His word in our cities. Amen.

The Bible further told the story of a Sorcerer who also believed and was baptized. Only the Gospel can change such a man’s heart. The Gospel is not mere words but the power of God to save men from sin.

Anywhere the Gospel is correctly preached, not with wisdom of word but with the demonstration of the spirit and power, souls are saved.

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