The Implications of the Gospel, Part 3
(originally published in our local newspaper on 1/25/12) Last time we looked at the “big picture” implication of the gospel message. And
About Jason Garwood
Rev. Dr. Jason Garwood serves as the teaching pastor of Cross & Crown Church in Northern Virginia. He is husband to Mary and father to three children. His passion is the gospel, and his desire is for the social order of the Kingdom of God to be present in the here and now. His motto: All of Christ, for all of life.The Implications of the Gospel, Part 2
Last week we explored the definition of the gospel in 1 Corinthians 15. There are many other passages we could look to
The Implications of the Gospel, Part 1
(From my article in the local paper last week.) If there’s something I’ve learned about faith, Jesus and Christianity it is this:
the gospel and sanctification
"If we would be sanctified, our course is clear and plain--we must begin with Christ. We must go to Him as sinners,
farming and contexts.
Yesterday’s sermon was from Mark 4:1-34, and while a familiar passage to many, still one that should be revisited from time-to-time. The
we must kill it, and do so quickly.
I preached through an interesting passage this past week and it was the part where Jesus asks, “Who are my mother and my brothers?” Here Jesus