When Temptation Knocks

What did Jesus mean when He said we must eat His flesh and drink His blood? In John 6, His words shocked many listeners. Later, during the Last Supper, He clarified the meaning through the bread and the cup. In this episode, we explore the powerful meaning behind the Lord’s Table ...  Show more

Is God only the God of Israel, or is He the God of all people? In Romans 3, the apostle Paul asks a powerful question that reveals the heart of the gospel. While God chose Israel and gave them the law, salvation was never meant to be limited to one nation. Through Jesus Christ, G ...  Show more

The gospel is one unchanging message, but there are many different ways to remember and retain it. In this episode, the FTG team breaks down the core elements of the gospel message in easy-to-understand ways. From the philosophical question of,<a href='https://www.forthegospel ...

You can’t talk publicly about Christianity unless at some point you get down to say, “Well, what is it?” 

There’s great consensus that 1 Corinthians was written just 20 years after the death of Jesus Christ. So when Paul says he’s summarizing the message the Corinthians ...

Many Christians think they know the gospel because they've heard it before, but there is a big difference between “hearing” and “knowing.” The sign of truly knowing something is being able to articulate it, and that is where many of us need to be challenged. This week Cos ...

Friends, in our second reading this Sunday, Paul writes to Timothy, “Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead, a descendant of David: such is my gospel.” The Gospel is not the ethical teachings of Jesus or the doctrinal teachings of Saint Paul; the Gospel is Jesus himself. ...