Is the gospel still meaningful in the light of our current reality – a divided world, a global pandemic, the renewed struggle against ages-old forces of racism and prejudice, a compromised church? Is the gospel a relic from a bygone era – part of, party to, or even the cause of much of the division and injustice we see in the world? Or is it still good news that can be trusted, that has never fully been lived out?
We’ll be examining whether or not this story, this family, and this message still offer people a foundation worth building our lives upon. We believe the gospel is a message with no expiration date, though it may look and sound differently in different times and places. It might even be more important than ever.
Reading Plan:
February 15-21: Good Story
- Acts 7
- Romans 1:1-17
- I Corinthians 15:1-11
- Galatians 1:1-11
- Colossians 1:1-23
February 22-28: Good Family
- Genesis 12:1-3; 15:1-6; 22:15-18
- Mark 3:31-35
- Acts 2:42-47
- Acts 4:32-35
- I Peter 2:4-10
March 1-7: Good News – God is Great
- Exodus 15:1-21
- Deuteronomy 4:32-40
- Deuteronomy 19:12-22
- Psalm 66
- Psalm 105
March 8-14: Good News – God is Glorious
- Psalm 72
- Psalm 145
- John 1:14; 8:54; Luke 2:8-15
- Romans 1:18-25
- II Corinthians 4
March 15-21: Good News – God is Gracious
- Psalm 86
- Psalm 103
- John 1:16-18; Numbers 6:22-27
- Romans 5
- Ephesians 1:1-10, 2:1-10
March 22-28: Good News – God is Good
- Genesis 1
- Exodus 33:12-23
- Psalm 27
- Mark 10:17-31
- James 1:1-18
March 29 – April 4: Good Morning
- Matthew 26:1-30
- Matthew 26:31-75
- Matthew 27:1-31
- Matthew 27:32-66
- Matthew 28
