Too few people attending church today, even in evangelical churches, are exposed to the Gospel explicitly.
Here is a call to true Christianity, to know the Gospel explicitly, and to unite the church on the amazing grounds of the good news of Jesus!.
He then switches gear to focus on the fullness of the Gospel and its massive implications at both personal and cosmic levels.
Recognizing our tendency to fixate on either the micro or macro aspects of the gospel, Chandler also warns us of the dangers on either side - of becoming overly individualistic or syncretistic.
Sure, many will hear about Jesus, and about being good and not being bad, but the Gospel message simply isn\'t there - at least not with precision and fullness.
Moved by the common neglect of the Explicit Gospel within Christianity, Matt Chandler begins with the specifics of the Gospel - outlining what it is and what it is not.
Too few people attending church today, even in evangelical churches, are exposed to the Gospel explicitly
