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The tomb is empty. Jesus is not there. He is not dead.

God has been impressing upon me the importance and centrality of the Gospel. Colossians 1:21 and following talks about those who did evil deeds but have now been reconciled, if indeed, they continue in the faith, stable and steadfast.

A few years ago while studying this passage, I realized that the Gospel is not just for “beginner” Christians. It is part of the daily identification with Jesus so that I can kill sin and pursue righteousness.

Here are a few of the mediums God is using to show me the importance and centrality of the Gospel:

  1. Grace Baptist Church ยป 15 Gospel-Saturated Book Recommendations – Kevin Larson alerted me to this blog post. It’s a great list of books that promote the Gospel.
  2. The Gospel Coalition conference. I’m attending it in April with Seth Hanson and Todd Billow. I plan to come back and write several sermonettes on the Gospel, like “The Gospel and free time,” and “The Gospel and food,” and “The Gospel and Fear.”
  3. John Piper’s blot post “Never let the Gospel get smaller.” A great, short read. I appreciate his concise writing.

Dave Stone @ March 18, 2009

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