Essay On Gospel Message

In the life of a believer, proclaiming the Gospel message should be on the forefront of our priorities. Christ has called each of us to be witnesses for Him where we live, in our surrounding areas, and even to the rest of the world. In doing so, we are to seek and save those who are lost. This is the Great Commission. What better news can one hear than the fact that Jesus Christ died for the sins of all of the earth, and by his death we are all forgiven and extended eternal life? The only thing one must do to receive eternal life is “Confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, and thou shalt be saved.” This is the Gospel message. Gospel is defined as having to have three separate elements: The deity of Christ, His death in our place, and His resurrection. Knowing this, it should be easy to tell others Gospel message. However, today’s Christians are …show more content…
It is not the goal of every historian to provide evidence beyond all doubt as to whether or not something is historically factual or not. It is instead their goal to see what they know is within reasonable certainty. There are many times when there simply is not enough data for anyone to say an event occurred without a doubt. The data that has been obtained must then be sorted out in hopes of discovering what took place within reasonable certainty. Many people believe that providing historical evidence is not necessary when presenting the Gospel message. While it is true that the Word of God does not return void, the presenter must take into account with whom they are dealing. With some the Gospel message as read in the Bible may be enough to win them, with others it helps to hear your testimony, with others still, they need proof. They need strong evidence. While the Gospel message is the most important thing, one must remember that evidence can also be a powerful tool for