Why Study the Gospel?  The Gospel is central to Biblical Christianity. Almost all Christians agree that it’s important, but few agree about what it is. 

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The Gospel in Context.  The first people to hear Jesus’ Gospel knew things we don’t. The ancient Roman world and the Old Testament come together to teach us how to hear the Gospel with fresh ears.

The Gospels tell the Gospel.  Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John: four books, one Gospel message. It should have been obvious, but the Gospels both announce and teach the Gospel, if we have ears to hear it.

The Gospel Difference.  "Gospel” was a word everyone already knew. And yet Jesus’ Gospel was like nothing the world had ever heard. What makes the Gospel of Jesus truly different?

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Counterfeit Gospels, Bankrupt Hope.  The Gospel of Jesus meets the deepest needs of human life. And when we don’t trust it, those real needs will drive us to look in vain for satisfaction everywhere it can’t be found.

Gospel Living.  The Gospel is about the life and work of Jesus. So what does that mean for our life and work? The Bible offers rich wisdom and powerful examples to guide our lives by the light of the Gospel.

Good News is for Sharing.  Good news begs to be told. So why does sharing the Gospel feel scary and awkward? Understanding the nature of the Gospel, and our experience with it, can help us share welcome good news with others.