Proclaim His Glory

Bible says that the Gospel is the power of God for salvation. It says that we should preach the Gospel. It also says to not follow a false Gospel. The Gospel is essential to saving faith and the Christian life. So, What is the Gospel?   

Any definition of the Gospel without acknowledging sinful man and the exclusive saving work of Jesus Christ is no gospel at all.

What is central in the sermons you hear? Is Jesus central in the books you read? Is Jesus the focus of your music, especially worship music? Is He the topic of your conversations? Let it be clear: I am unapologetically all about Jesus Christ -- for the is no other name in heaven or earth that we can be saved. He is everything!

Understanding exposition of Scripture or Expository preaching is not just for preachers. The idea and concepts are vital to anyone in ministry – from senior pastors to VBS volunteers - and even to everyday saints. Because, as we will see, the goal of the pastor and teacher is to equip the saints for ministry. Expository isn’t a style or method. It is a conviction in the all sufficiency of the Word of God. Jesus said that ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.’” (Matt 4:4) We live on his every word. We should preach His every word.

In this episode I talk about how the impact of Jesus's words to seek first his kingdom and his righteousness. His righteousness is an element of his glory. The glory of God is most easily seen in the heavens, but it is ultimately realized in the person and work of Jesus Christ. We are created for his glory, saved by his glory, for the purpose of proclaiming his glory.