This document, authored by Elvis Lucas of Proclaim The Kingdom, critically examines the traditional Christian doctrine of eternal conscious torment in Hell. It argues that this concept is unbiblical, stemming from mistranslations and the integration of Greek philosophical ideas like the immortal soul, which are foreign to the original Hebrew worldview. Instead, Lucas asserts that biblical terms often translated as "hell" (such as Sheol, Hades, and Gehenna) actually refer to the grave, a state of unconscious death, or symbols of complete destruction. The text champions the biblical hope of resurrection and the restoration of all creation, contending that these align more closely with God's just, loving, and merciful character than the notion of unending torture.

The book The Gospel of the Kingdom: The Good News That Must Be Preached to All Nations by Elvis Lucas presents "The Gospel of the Kingdom" as the central and authentic message of Christianity, distinct from modern, individualized interpretations. It emphasizes that Jesus's core mission and the apostles' proclamation revolved around God's earthly kingdom, which will be established at Christ's second coming after the worldwide dissemination of this gospel. The text explores the Abrahamic and Davidic covenants as foundational to this earthly kingdom, highlighting its governmental nature and the restoration of creation. It urges believers to embrace kingdom citizenship now, living according to kingdom values and actively participating in the Great Commission to hasten the kingdom's full establishment.