The Apostle Paul lays out in Romans a clear picture of the Gospel message - the gift of salvation the God gives to us sinners through the heroic work of Jesus Christ. This Gospel message requires an action from us. Joel Rast shares 4 ways we can put this into action.

The shepherds would probably be the last people we would chose to be an ambassador. They were probably a filthy, smelly and illiterate group - the lowest of the commoners. However, God shown glory around them, by means of the angels, and told them to see the birth of the Messiah in Bethlehem. Just as the shepherds were told to go and meet Jesus in the stable, leading them to proclaim the story, we too are being called to meet Jesus which should also move us to share Him.

Whether we believe it or not, God and His Word are real and established for all of time. This sovereignty calls for a response from each one of us. This advent, as we look at The Call of Christmas, Pr. Nathanael reminds us from the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus, our need to respond in surrender to God. How does that look like? In what ways and areas of our life do we surrender?

The Apostle John answers the famous question we hear in pop music, and gives the path for which Christians should live and how we should interact with the world.

Paul Carden continues a mini-series on the apostolic imperative of spreading the Gospel. Today we look at the Apostle Paul protecting the Gospel message in Acts 20.