The Danger of Making the Gospel About Service
Caleb Nation

The Danger of Making the Gospel About Service

It starts subtly. A sermon on helping the poor. A ministry focused on feeding the hungry. A leadership meeting centered around community outreach goals. All good things. But over time, without realizing it, the message begins to shift—from Christ crucified to Christ-inspired causes. Before long, the Gospel sounds less like the declaration of Jesus’ finished work and more like a call to social improvement.

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Ready When He Comes_ Living in Light of Matthew 24
Caleb Nation

Ready When He Comes: Living in Light of Matthew 24

In Matthew 24:15–51, Jesus paints a vivid picture of the end times, marked by global upheaval, deception, and sudden judgment. He speaks of the “abomination of desolation,” a prophetic warning rooted in Daniel, and calls His followers to flee danger, stay alert, and be spiritually discerning.

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Caleb Nation

The Gospel’s True Focus and Common Traditional Churchianity Mistakes

The Gospel is not about what we do; it’s about what Jesus has done. Acts of service, feeding the poor, and pursuing justice are expressions that can extend from the Gospel’s transformative power, but they are not its essence. The Gospel is the good news that “Messiah died for our sins according to the Scriptures… He was buried, and He was raised on the third day” (1 Corinthians 15:3–4, TLV), “and offers eternal life to all who believe” (John 3:16).

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