What is the gospel (Romans 1_1-6) and Hell

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What is the gospel (Romans 1_1-6) and Hell

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title: What is the gospel? (Romans 1:1-6) and Hell

creator: Chapman, John, 1930-2012.

source: Original DSpace Handle https://myrrh.library.moore.edu.au/handle/10248/11630

date: 1980

type: Sound

format: sound recording-nonmusical

source: Original file name: m1891.mp3

subject: Bible . Romans ; Jesus Christ -- Historicity ; Justice -- Biblical teaching ; Love -- Biblical teaching ; Good Works -- Biblical teaching ; Obedience (Theology) -- Biblical teaching ; Faith -- Biblical teaching ; Judgment of God -- Biblical teaching

description: Chapman briefly shares his testimony as an illustration of someone evangelising. He then shows that we too must be eager to preach the gospel, and that because it is God's gospel we do not need to be ashamed of the gospel.Chapman shows that the gospel is both historically reliable and unchanging. He explains that the gospels are the places to go to see what Jesus is really like, and thus that we should keep studying it.Chapman then looks at what do we do about the gospel, including the relationship between justice and love.Chapman looks at the relationship between obedience and faith, to show that can not be saved by good works but instead by our response to the gospel.Chapman looks at the judgement which will come for those who do not know Jesus.

publisher: Moore Theological College

language: English

rights: In copyright: Date of publication plus 70 yearsThis item may be used for the purposes of research and study.Please acknowledge that it is held by Moore Theological College.This digital item is accessible online to all.

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