Hope Of Life
The gospel means good news. It is the message that God created us, but sin separated us from Him. We cannot save ourselves. Because of His love, God sent Jesus Christ, who lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and rose again. Through faith in Jesus, we receive forgiveness, new life, and peace with God.
The gospel is not religion or moral advice. It is God’s solution to humanity’s brokenness.
How the Gospel Comes to Us
The gospel comes to us through people.
Someone spoke, someone cared, someone shared.
For many of us, the gospel came through a friend, family member, pastor, or even through media. God chooses to use ordinary people to carry His extraordinary message. That is why the gospel must not stop with us.
Why We Must Share the Gospel
We share the gospel because people are lost without Christ. Good works alone cannot save anyone. Jesus commanded His followers to make disciples. If we truly believe the gospel gives life, staying silent is not love.
Five Simple Ways to Share the Gospel
- Through Life Testimony
Your personal story shows how the gospel changes real lives. Share honestly how Jesus transformed your heart, thinking, and direction.
- Through Friendship and Encouragement
Real relationships open hearts. Listen, care, and encourage. Friendship builds trust and creates space for truth.
- By Respecting Culture and Values
The gospel should be shared with respect. Understanding people’s culture and values helps the message be heard without unnecessary barriers.
- Through Helping the Poor and Social Work
Serving people’s practical needs reflects Christ’s love. Good works support the message, but they must always point to Christ.
- Through Media and Family Circles
Media, social platforms, and family conversations are powerful tools. The gospel can reach homes and hearts that churches may never reach.
Conclusion
The gospel came to us through someone’s obedience. Now it must move forward through ours. The world does not need more opinions. It needs the good news of Jesus Christ, shared with love, clarity, and courage.
