Why do you need the good news of a king?

Hill Country Bible Church Dripping Springs

Why do you need the good news of a king?

September 3, 2023 • Jason McNutt • Genesis 1:26–28, Romans 1:18–25

Last week, we saw in Acts 2 that Peter’s declaration of the Good News (Gospel) was emphatic; Jesus is King and Lord. Our personal salvation and redemption are grounded in that foundational truth. In looking at the purpose for which we were created, to rule creation, (Genesis 2) we see that Gospel tells us we have a King who shows us how to rule, sinlessly, by serving and safe-guarding creation. In doing so, we are restored as God’s image bearers and make His glory visible.

What is a better Gospel presentation?

October 29, 2023 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 28:18–20

Sharing the Gospel is grounded in historical truths presented in Scripture. The invitation is to acknowledge Jesus as King and live in obedient faithfulness as His disciple. That makes Jesus central to the Gospel message, not the benefits we derive as Kingdom citizens.

What does it mean to be made in the image of God?

October 22, 2023 • Jason McNutt • Genesis 1:26–28, Colossians 1:15–20

What is the goal of final salvation?

October 15, 2023 • Jason McNutt • Revelation 21

In the end, God will create a new cosmos (heaven and earth). Scripture teaches that the final destination for redeemed humanity is this new earth where God resides with us. Loyalty to Jesus is the qualification for citizenship in this kingdom.