Not About Us But for Us: Thinking Clearly About the Gospel
October 01, 2010
Important messages warrant the utmost consideration. If you had a crucial piece of information, you would likely not be careless with it. Instead, you would show care and determination to ensure that the message was accurately and appropriately delivered. You would labor to be clear, not confusing, when you conveyed it.
We should be the clearest and most careful regarding the most important message in the world: the gospel.
The word gospel means good news, and the news is not about us. True, the gospel has profound implications for us, but we are not the content of it. We are hearers of it, even beneficiaries, or perhaps rejecters. Our sin certainly shows our need for the gospel. But fundamentally the good news is about Jesus and what he has done for sinners. If you hear something which is passed along as the "gospel" but which doesn't focus on the cross of Jesus, you're not hearing the good news....
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