What Is the Gospel?

From our 2023 National Conference, watch as Ken Jones provides a clear definition of the gospel, explaining the good news of Jesus Christ. #ligcon #shorts

[BeMe]

This is wonderfully succinct explanation to give account for our belief and share with others. Thank you, to God be the glory!!

[mikemccormick]

Amen brother! Thank you Father, Son, and Holy Spirit for your providence. King of Kings, Lord of Lords! 🙏🥰🙏

[willyoung]

Extremely well said. That really summarizes the truth of the Gospel in a short narrative brother. Thanks for the message!

[Echo_]

Thank you sir!
You captured my attention!
May God continue to bless you and yours. ❤

[orettacarter]

Amen and Amen, God bless you pastor, Hallelujah amen.

[vinayakcc]

Truly.
Praised be the Lord God for His grace and faithfulness truly.

[orettacarter]

Amen and Amen, that's the true gospel message. Thank you Heavenly Father, for giving me your greatest love gift, your one and only Son Jesus Christ to die for this wretched rebellious sinner like me. Thank you Lord Jesus for suffering all the wrath from God for my sins.

[vernonsteinkamp]

A short version is given by the apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4

[tkleo]

The gospel is more powerful than I could ever understand

[traesaint]

Yes Jesus paid for our sins so that we may become Saints, literally as Holy as Him thru faith in His grace which was the sacrifice. Cuz by Grace we are saved and we should know it, else we make Him a lair

[ven]

“Gospel” is defined by the Bible as “righteousness of God”-Romans 1:16-17

[MuscleWhisperer]

“…and full fellowship” that is the true endgame (John 17:3) and sadly the part most people leave out.

Our sin separates us from a relationship with God. Jesus restores us to that relationship.

There is a misconception that the bad go to Hell and the good go to Heaven. The reality is, those who want to know God will go to Heaven and those who do not want to know God will go to Hell because God has promised to give us what we want. That’s why in Matthew 7:23 Jesus said “I never knew you, depart from me”

[whiterosesforthebrideofchrist]

We are commanded by Messiah that, “...repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.” (Luke 24:47). In other words, we are supposed to preach the gospel that came out of Jerusalem and not preach the gospel that came out of Antioch, or Rome, or England, or New York, or Chicago, etc. By the time the gospel got to Antioch it had already been perverted as we read, “...And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch.” (Acts 11:26). The problem with this is that YHWH spoke of a people called by His name (Deuteronomy 28:10; 2 Chronicles 7:14; Isaiah 43:6, 7; Daniel 9:19; Amos 9:12; Acts 15:17). YHWH did not choose the name “Christian” for Himself. The people of Antioch chose that name and all the so called main denominations of today embrace that name “Christian” for themselves. When Peter and Paul preached the gospel they quote the prophet Joel, “Whosoever shall call on the name of YHWH shall be saved.” (Joel 2:32; Acts 2:21; Rom. 10:13). The English word "Lord" is not a translation for the name YHWH but is a substitution. I ask you, how many of the church fathers and so called main denominations of today preach that gospel? None of them. Absolutely none!
Paul makes it very clear that the end result of him preaching the gospel was that the people would call on the name YHWH. He says in (Rom. 10:14, 15), The preachers are sent. They preach. The people hear. The people believe. The people call on the name YHWH (Rom. 10:13). I ask you, how many of the church fathers and so called main denominations of today preach that gospel? None of them. Absolutely none!
It took only one generation after the death of Joshua for the children of Israel to forget the mighty works of YHWH which He had worked through Moses and Joshua and to began to serve the elohim of the heathen people around them (Judges 2:7-13). It took only one generation!
The most important thing that I learned in life is about the mikvah for the bride of Christ.
A mikvah is a pool of water used for immersion.
It has been used for thousands of years in the Bible and it is still being used today by both Jews and Christians. However, Christian denominations have turned baptism into an initiation for lifetime membership into their particular denomination.
However, most believers know that Christ is coming back for His bride. But I just found out last year that every Jewish bride immerses herself in a mikvah before her marriage ceremony.
Therefore, the reason I am telling you and my family and friends about this is that the next time you are in a pool of water immerse yourself as a mikvah to be part of the Bride of Christ calling on the name of Yahweh (Jesus = Yahoshuah = Yahweh salvation) for the remission of sins.
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[ReadyToFly]

Yet he left out the part on how to get saved. What gospel is this?

[walls]

I don't think so. If Christ satisfied the demands of justice, why do people still go to hell. Doesn't that expose God as being disingenuous. The demands of justice have been satisfied but your going to hell anyway.

[christianrobles]

That is my homeboy, He married my beautiful bride and myself 25 years ago!!!