When it comes to proclaiming the Gospel message, half-truths, vague notions, and generalizations can be dangerous.
What are the important truths we need to know and share with others?
- Is it enough to believe that God loves us and wants a relationship with us?
- Is it enough to “ask Jesus into our hearts”?
- Is it enough to recite the “sinner’s prayer,” or do we need to repent of our sin?
- Is going to church and serving others enough?
- Is what Jesus suffered more than just a gruesome death on a cross?
- If Jesus, who is fully God, was crucified, did God die on Good Friday?
- Is God mad at us when we sin and happy when we’re behaving? Can we lose our salvation?
If you’re not sure of the answers to any of these questions, you are not alone. There are a lot of false ideas out there about Christianity and the Gospel.
Join Christine Paxson and Rose Spiller as they explore the answers to these and many other questions about the true Gospel message in No Half-Truths Allowed: Understanding the Complete Gospel Message. Learn what Jesus did for you, why He did it, and how you can articulate the Gospel to others.
Also available is the companion No Half-Truths Allowed Study Guide, an interactive study guide with questions and Scriptures to help readers delve even deeper into understanding the complete Gospel message.
About
Chris and Rose have been teaching Bible Studies for over twenty years. They are co-founders of Proverbs 9:10 Ministries - a ministry focused on bringing women to a deeper understanding of God's Word. They co-host the podcast No Trash, Just Truth!, available on all podcast platforms. They also speak at women's conferences and retreats. Both Chris and Rose have completed the "Dimensions of Faith" Program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and are currently enrolled in the "Institute" Program from BiblicalTraining.Org and take courses from Reformed Theological Seminary. Chris and her husband, John, have been married over thirty years and they reside in Lancaster County, PA, with their many cats! They have twin boys who serve in the United States Air Force. Rose and her husband, Ed, have been married over thirty-three years. They live full-time in their RV so they can travel the country to spend time with their four children and eight grandchildren.