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?
The Gentle and Lowly book gives a perspective of the Lord Jesus that we may not have given sufficient attention to. In this discussion, we hear three pastors share insights from reading the book and how these have impacted them personally and in their pastoring ministries.
“Prayer is not just talking to God but is an appeal to God on the basis of His character to come through on His promise”. It is “audible faith”, faith that is expressed as we walk daily in step with the Spirit. This series of videos helps us look at the purpose and power of communal prayer when the body of Christ gathers and relate together to the Father, Son, and Spirit.
This series help us consider assumptions we have of the church. Chris takes us through the church’s identity, characteristics, function, and purpose. He also discusses the necessity of membership and physical gathering.
In Gospel-Centered Discipleship, Jonathan draws upon themes from the church and its mission and shows how the gospel saves and sanctifies believers through joyful Spirit-led discipleship.
Crawford Loritts, author of Leadership as an Identity, shares his perspective on Christian leadership for faithful implementation of God’s assignments. He draws attention to a God-centred worldview of Christian leadership primarily concerned with leader development.
Discover how the J-Curve reshapes our view of suffering and resurrection in everyday life.
A free course on the essentials of the Gospel in its entirety.
Recordings and articles from the Gospel Community Keynote Talks by Mark Dever.
What does it mean to make disciples of all nations? This question lies at the heart of the Great Commission in Matthew 28. Pastor Mark Dever explains that this mission extends beyond individual evangelism.