Jesus didn't say, "Believe in me so you can go to heaven." He said, "The kingdom of God is at hand—repent and believe the good news." In this episode, Jerry Robinson kicks off a new three-part series exploring the original gospel Jesus preached—the Gospel of the Kingdom. Discover how the modern church has reduced the message to sin management and afterlife insurance, and why reclaiming the kingdom is essential to following Jesus today.

Jesus didn't say, "Believe in me so you can go to heaven."He said, "The kingdom of God is at hand—repent and believe the good news."In this episode, Jerry Robinson kicks off a new three-part series exploring the original gospel Jesus preached—the Gospel of the Kingdom.Discover how the modern church has reduced the message to sin management and afterlife insurance, and why reclaiming the kingdom is essential to following Jesus today.

Jesus didn't say, "Believe in me so you can go to heaven." He said, "The kingdom of God is at hand—repent and believe the good news." In this episode, Jerry Robinson kicks off a new three-part series exploring the original gospel Jesus preached—the Gospel of the Kingdom. Discover how the modern church has reduced the message to sin management and afterlife insurance, and why reclaiming the kingdom is essential to following Jesus today.

What is the Gospel of the Kingdom?

The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ. The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ. Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God. This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.

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The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ.The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ.Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God.This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.

The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ. The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ. Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God. This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.

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