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The Gospel is not merely a religious encouragement for difficult days. It is the good news that the holy God has opened the way for sinners to be reconciled to him through Jesus Christ.
Continue readingSalvation is more than forgiveness. In Christ, God declares sinners righteous, and by the Holy Spirit he gives them new life so that they begin to love him.
Continue readingA solemn appeal not to delay repentance, because the Gospel invitation is gracious but unbelief remains deadly.
Continue readingGod's electing love humbles pride and comforts the weak, teaching believers to trace salvation back to grace alone.
Continue readingThe Gospel presses the urgency of today: now is the time to hear, believe, and return to God.
Continue readingThe New Testament reveals the Spirit applying Christ's redemption by regeneration, faith, holiness, and witness.
Continue readingLuther's awakening illustrates how the soul finds freedom when it sees righteousness received by faith in Christ.
Continue readingA warm exhortation to value corporate prayer as a gift for weakness, fellowship, and the advance of the Gospel.
Continue readingChrist saves completely all who come to God through him, because he ever lives to intercede.
Continue readingTo live without God is to live without true hope, peace, and home; the Gospel calls us back to him.
Continue readingThe Gospel is God's power to save, awaken, comfort, and make sinners new.
Continue readingHoratius Bonar calls sinners to hear Christ knocking at the door of the heart, not to destroy but to show mercy, forgive sin, and save the soul.
Continue readingA Desiring God interview warning that the prosperity gospel may appear to make people rich, but it actually impoverishes the soul by turning God into a means of personal success and distorting faith, giving, suffering, and Christian hope. The article helps readers discern the difference between true Gospel hope in Christ and a message that ties God's blessing mainly to money, comfort, and visible success.
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