What is the Gospel? | Gospel Conversations E01 [Ty Gibson, David Asscherick, Angelo Grasso]

Step into the triumphant announcement that marks history and changes lives. In What is the Gospel?, move beyond personal experiences to see the gospel as the unstoppable proclamation of God's reign—a victory that liberates all who hear and believe.

00:00 - 02:55 — Introduction
02:55 - 04:30 — What Is the Gospel?
04:30 - 09:07 — Beautiful Feet & the Good News of Victory
09:07 - 13:01 — Jesus Launches a New Kingdom
13:01 - 17:18 — Holy History of Jesus Christ
17:18 - 24:46 — Why Did We Need the Gospel?
24:46 - 31:32 — How Sin Broke Humanity
31:32 - 41:03 — From Joy to Shame: The Power of a Lie
41:03 - 45:01 — What Are You Running From?
45:01 - 50:06 — From Babel to Abraham: God's Plan to Heal
50:06 - 57:05 — Jesus as the Fulfillment of the Promise
57:05 - 1:04:40 — Jesus’ Victory & Our Mission
1:04:40 - 1:06:36 — Final Reflections on God’s Love for All

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Welcome to Gospel Conversations—an interactive series exploring the gospel's beauty, depth, and practical relevance. Join Ty Gibson, David Asscherick, and Angelo Grasso as they discuss how the gospel shapes identity, heals trauma, restores relationships, and invites us into a new way of being in the world.

Through unscripted dialogue, rooted in Scripture and personal experience, each episode unpacks the life-altering implications of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. Watch, reflect, and grow in your understanding of God’s love and your place in His story.

More than a video series—it’s an interactive experience where you can watch, reflect, engage, and apply gospel truths to your daily life. Through live episodes, study guides, daily devotions, and community, we’re exploring how the gospel shapes every part of life.

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[JoshPLewis]

I am 37 years old, third generation Adventist, son of a missionary, and I’ve always wondered how eating a fruit could result in 6000 years of absolute misery. This helped me start to understand the mechanism better thank you.

[DonnaDB]

Powerful discussion! I have new perspectives and understanding now praise God.

[BeccaT.]

The gospel is the good news that God is actually good. He is not what Satan implied.

[ZiaUys]

Wow! Amazing! Jesus, thank you for emptying Yourself so that our cups may overflow with YOUR love, grace and compassion. Jesus, you are KING OF KINGS and LORD OF ALL. We love YOU, Jesus.

[fuegoesmeralda]

42:48. I like how they put it: "We don't flee from who God is, but from who God isn't..." We tend to flee not from the true God, but from a false image we have of who God appears to be, but isn't...

[robinbirkenstock]

Inspiring discussion. The thought that was triggered for me was that the great controversy and the good news are not about power. The connotation of warfare is that it involves comparison of power and might. The stronger wins, the weaker is eliminated. But the universal conflict is not about power. Even evil entities in the Bible recognized Jesus and knew that they cannot fight against Him. The conflict is about the original accusation: that God is unfair, unrighteous, unloving. That is why the cross was the ultimate victory. It was not necessary for the universe to know that God was strong. It was necessary that they know that God is love. This, the real good news, is that the battle was won because God showed love, facing death for His creation while we were still sinners. Hallelujah!

[derrickharriott]

The gospel is the good news about God from everlasting pass to everlasting future.

[cj_harris]

Thank you for this conversation! The Gospel is about relationship and not about seclusion, it’s about togetherness and not loneliness, it’s about others and not myself, and it’s about God being for us and not Him being against us! Praise God! Thank you Jesus!

[renzdaniel]

9 minutes in and my mind is already blown away! Ty shared the historical context of Isaiah 52:7 about the bearer of good news. It reminded me of Mary washing the feet of Jesus and how these are the very same feet who proclaims to the world that "Your God reigns." He has victory over sin.

[radmilazoranpopazivanov]

Love the scene, just simple lounge setting with open bibles.
Please keep it simple, biblical, don’t add church doctrines so that we can share this with friends who need Jesus and salvation.
Church does not save, Jesus does..
Thank you, I’m absolutely loving every minute of it and eagerly waiting for the next one!!!
Blessings from above for such a time as this.

[jodiebryc]

C’mon Angelo with the Neuroscience and Theology! I was jumping up and

[patifur]

Beautiful! Good news! Gospel! Our God reigns!!!!

[brioxo]

Thankful for these men. What a great start to the series.

[Kim-mete]

This is the best I've heard. The Lord will use these conversations in a powerful way! Prayers for you three as you share God's word! Thank you

[janhaugg]

Mind-blown 🤯 and heart-stirred ❤‍🔥

I am just so grateful for you finding words to drive the depth of biblical truth right home . . .heartbound 😳

[toddprice]

Lies believed break the circle of love and trust, leading to self protection psychology.

[sherielynlavisores]

I just love angelo's input, fuuull of lifee

[JELAsArk]

Wow!!!

When shame is connected to the right story, it can actually do a good work. That’s because when we experience shame, we can say, “I’ve done something that took the smile away from the person next to me—but that doesn’t mean they’re abandoning me. It just means I need to do something to restore that disconnect and come back into relationship with the person who loves me.”

However, when shame is connected to a story that is a lie, we end up believing the lie—which says, “They’re never going to love you.”

This is why Adam and Eve hid in Genesis —and ever since then, we as humans keep hiding. But Jesus is seeking us despite our shame. He wants to restore us to Himself.🙏🏼

[virginiatetzler]

One can NEVER hear enough or uphold enough the plan of salvation … Gods love for us. Thank you 🥹

[tylerstates]

God is not like we originally thought He was, and that’s Good News!