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All in Gospel
I’ve recently been wondering why Christians so readily describe themselves as being ‘saved’. When we say these things or talk about salvation (a word that means ‘to be saved or delivered’), what do we actually feel or believe we have been saved from…?
I have been mulling over my understanding of the Gospel for a while now. Without a firm grasp of what the gospel is, how can living a life in response to it ever make sense or ever have meaning? I wonder whether a lack of depth in their gospel understanding is the reason why thousands of young people leave the church dissatisfied. Is it just that they’ve not been helped to properly see it as, not just “good news”, but the best news?
