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The document defines and discusses the gospel. The gospel means "good news" and refers to the message that Jesus took the place of sinners, paying the penalty for their sins through his death, and offers eternal life and salvation to all who believe in him. The good news is that God loves humanity and provides a way to escape sin and judgment through faith in Jesus, who died for all people.
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In "Looking at the Big Picture" we look at what life is all about according to the Bible by looking at Jesus, the gospel, the church and the mission of the church. This teaching is the introduction to the gospel series "Growing Deep in the Gospel".
Looking at the Big Picture
An updated version of the introduction to our gospel series "Growing Deep in the Gospel". In it we look at how Jesus, the Gospel, the Church and the Mission form the basis of the "Big Picture". If we understand the "Big Picture" we will be able to better answer questions like "What does God says life is all about?", "Why did God create me?", "What is the purpose of life?", "What is God's will for me?", and "How do I decide what is important in life?".
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The document discusses God's plan for humanity as outlined in the Bible. It notes that people were created for worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and evangelism. It then provides biblical examples of Jesus and the disciples fulfilling God's mission, discusses key dimensions like the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic aspects, and outlines how the early church spread the message of the gospel throughout the world in obedience to the Great Commission.
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2. Receiving spiritual visions that allow souls in Hell to hear the gospel.
3. Applying the merits of communion to souls in Hell and Purgatory.
4. Conversions among the living releasing grace for souls in Hell to accept the gospel.
5. The "Golden Heart of Jesus" releasing God's glory and power of conviction.
6. Legally suing Satan in prayer by pleading one's rights as an adopted child of God.
7. Giving with the intention of saving souls
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The document provides an introduction to the Old Testament. It discusses:
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- The Bible consists of the Old and New Testaments, with the Old Testament books dating from 13th century BC to 100 BC and revealing God's relationship with the Israelites.
- The division into Old and New Testaments signifies that the Old Testament covenants find their fulfillment in Jesus' New Covenant, with Christ at the center of God's revelation across both Testaments.
7 ways to rescue souls
This document outlines 7 ways to rescue souls, with a focus on rescuing souls in Hell. It discusses:
1. Rescuing souls through faith in God's loving, just and truthful character.
2. Receiving visions spiritually to rescue souls.
3. Using the sacraments to apply Jesus' merits to souls in purgatory or hell.
4. Conversions among the living releasing grace for souls in hell to hear the gospel.
5. Jesus' "Golden Heart" anointing changing the atmosphere in hell to allow the gospel.
6. Legally suing Satan in prayer by pleading the case before God based on his justice.
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This document provides a summary of Jesus' ministry and how it focused on helping those in need. It discusses how Jesus' mission was foretold by prophecies and his mother Mary, and outlines his works of healing the sick, casting out demons, and preaching deliverance to the oppressed. It highlights how Jesus took care of people's physical needs as part of caring for their spiritual health, and encouraged his disciples to do the same. While Jesus performed miracles, he did so out of compassion and to draw people to salvation rather than fame. The document emphasizes that Jesus understands all people's troubles and can comfort anyone in their suffering.
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- 1. What do you mean by gospel ?
- 2. Gospel means ‘good news’. It was not originally a religious word, but meant ‘good news’ which makes people happy and excited.
- 3. The basic outline is that Jesus of Nazareth, who was God in a human body, took your place in judgment, paying the penalty for all your sins, and gave you the blessing He deserved because of His perfect sinless life.
- 4. God, the Creator, and Sustainer of the universe, loves you enough to die for you. That's good news! Jesus took what you deserved, and gave you what He deserved! That's good news! God is on your side -- not against you. That's good news!
- 5. And this is not limited to just you. Jesus died for all mankind. Deliverance from sin, its effects and penalty is available to anyone and everyone who will believe and receive Jesus Christ as Lord.
- 6. It’s also interesting that this precious ‘gift of love’ from God is intended for all the people of this world! The affirmation by the angels to the shepherds: Luke 2:8-11 (Holy Bible) – “…I bring you good news that will bring great joy to all people. The Savior—yes, the Messiah, the Lord—has been born today in Bethlehem…”
- 7. The word of God says: Romans 8:23 -- “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”
- 8. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is GREAT news!!! Compiled by ‘Jesusforgivesme2’ & References: ‘Daily message’ published by ‘www.churchforall.org’