We use the word "Gospel" all the time in churches. So... what exactly is it? Listen in as McGregor, Suzanne, and Rex chat through the Gospel of scripture.

We reference a lot of the Bible in this episode, so as promised, here is a list of verses:

Matthew 4:17

Mark 1:15

Luke 4:43

John 3

Acts 1:3

Genesis 1-3

Exodus 15,

Exodus 1-24: God becomes king (first used in Exod 15:18) when (1) he confronts evil and (2) forms a redeemed people, (3) who are then invited to live under the king’s reign in a covenant relationship.

2 Samuel 7

Psalms 2, 72, 93-100

Isaiah (chs. 1-2, 9, 11, 52, 65-66),

Daniel (chs. 2 and 7).

The word “kingdom” refers to an activity (“God’s reign” over a people: Daniel 4:3, 34), and then to a covenant people in a specific place (“God’s kingdom” = God’s people under his rule: Psalm 145:9-13).

Acts 8:12 - Philip is preaching the Kingdom of God.

Acts 19:8 - Paul & Barnabus are preaching the Kingdom of God

Acts 20:25 - Paul is preaching the Kingdom

Acts 28:23 - It’s Concerning Jesus, from the Law/Prophets (OT Scriptures)

Acts 28:31 - Summary of Paul’s ministry - preaching the good news about the Kingdom.

James 2:5 - receiving/inheriting the Kingdom as a result of the response to the Good News.

2 Peter 1:11 - Entrance into the Kingdom is a result of trust and allegiance to Jesus - the same kind of trust and allegiance that the Apostles have.

Revelation 11:15 - Heavenly messengers announce the good news of the arrival of New Creation - when God’s Kingdom comes in its entirety.

Revelation 12:10 - The Announcement of Victory over Evil

Acts 2:14-47 - Saving Story of Jesus, framed by the Hebrew Scriptures.

Romans 1:1-6 - Saving Story of Jesus, framed by the story of Scripture

1 Corinthians 15:1-28 (with a little discursive in the middle) - Saving Story of Jesus, framed by Scripture.