The gospel

Simon Ponsonby introduces us to the Apostle Paul, considering his new name, his duty, his call, and his purpose. 

Mike Reeves asks how believing in Father, Son, and Spirit makes the gospel what it is. 

Glen Scrivener explores how gospel worked before the Reformation and how it changed. From Delighted by God 2012. 

Peter Mead takes a fresh look at the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. Does it deny core elements of the gospel? From Delighted by God 2012. 

Jonathan Edwards' reflections on what it is to know the glory of God in the face of Christ – based on his involvement in revivals during his ministry. 

Peter Mead explains how a biblical understanding of Jesus' humanity affects the way we do evangelism and outline the gospel. 

Ian Shaw considers why the Reformers are not known for their missionary activity, and asks how their approach can shape our ministry today. 

Mike Reeves asks whether heaven or eternal life or something else is the great offer of the gospel. 

Ian Shaw considers why the Reformers are not known for their missionary activity, and asks how their approach can shape our ministry today. 

Dane Ortlund introduces us to the great New England theologian, Jonathan Edwards.