VIDEO SERIES · GOSPEL CITY NETWORK
About this Video Series
Most people would already have heard of the gospel. But what does fluency in the gospel mean? How does being fluent in the gospel affect the way we see things or relate to situations and people around us? Why is this important and how might we grow in our fluency of the gospel?
This video series discusses:
Introduction to the Video Series
EP1: How Gospel Fluency Shapes Us
We may have knowledge of the gospel but are we fluent in it? This series explores what it means to be a people fluent in the gospel and discusses how that would affect our worldview, our interactions with others and with God.
EP2: Challenges to Having Gospel Fluency
If we are not developing our knowledge of the gospel, it is unlikely that we will be fluent in it. What might we be preoccupied with that we are not developing the story of the gospel? In the following videos, we will look at four challenges to having fluency in the gospel.
EP3: The Knowledge and Skills of Gospel Fluency
To be fluent in a new language (the gospel) we need to go beyond learning the basics. What are some ways we can grow this new knowledge? How can we develop the skill of using it?
EP4: Spiritual Warfare and Issues of the Heart
How do we speak the language of the gospel into daily situations in light of spiritual warfare and insecurities of our heart? What are some practical ways of speaking the gospel truth to our hearts in such situations?
EP5: A Case Study on Gospel Fluency
This video presents a common scenario that requires your response. How might you approach this situation as a person fluent in the gospel? Share your insights in the Discuss Tab.
Meet the Speaker
Roger Bray
CTC Coach and Trainer
Having been in ministry for the last 35 years, Roger has had lots of opportunities to be involved in planting, repotting churches and walking alongside those in Church leadership. He is married and has two married children and two grandchildren. Roger is the Director of Hub Cities and Network Development CTC Asia Pacific. Overseeing: Coaching, Leadership Development, Post Intensive Training, Hub Cities and Network Development.
Resources
Even if they want to, many Christians find it hard to talk to others about Jesus. Is it possible this difficulty is because we’re trying to speak a language we haven’t actually spent time practicing?
Becoming fluent in the gospel happens the same way—after believing it, we have to intentionally rehearse it and immerse ourselves in its truths. Only then will we start to see how everything in our lives, from the mundane to the magnificent, is transformed by the hope of the gospel.
There is a Gospel story with five chapters. It gives meaning and purpose to what we do here and now in the already-and-not-yet. Read about the different narratives that biblical scholars present and see the plan of God for you as recipient and agent of His grace each day.
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