Take the Gospel

The word “Gospel” means “Good News,” but to understand it, we first need to hear the bad news.

God created people to worship and walk with Him, but everyone—starting with the first humans—rejected Him. This rejection is called sin.

Sin isn’t just lying, stealing, or doing bad things—it’s a deep, heart-level turning away from God. Every selfish choice, every time we hurt others, is a sign of this. The bad news is all of us have sinned, and sin separates us from God.

Sin has a consequence—death.

Now for the Good News!

Transform Hearts

Jesus Christ died to pay the penalty for our sins!

God’s love sent His Son, Jesus, to live on earth as a man. Jesus lived a perfect life, always following God’s will. On the cross, He took the punishment for all who turn from their sin and trust in Him.

Three days later, God raised Jesus from the dead, proving His sacrifice was accepted and that His wrath against us was satisfied. Jesus is alive today, calling you to believe and receive the salvation He offers.

Before ascending to Heaven, Jesus promised to send a Helper—the Holy Spirit—to guide, convict, and empower us to turn to God.

So how do we respond to this Good News of Jesus?

Train Disciples

How to respond to the Good News of Jesus:

1. Believe and Accept – Trust that Jesus died and rose again, and that His perfect sacrifice fully removes your sin.

2. Confess – Tell others you are choosing Christ. As the Apostle Paul says, anyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.

3. Repent and Be Baptized – Follow Peter’s instruction: turn from your sins, be baptized for forgiveness, and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.