In the sermon "What Is The Gospel?" Gabe Stalnaker emphasizes the critical nature of preaching the true gospel as defined by Scripture, particularly referencing 1 Corinthians 9:16. He argues that preachers bear a grave responsibility to accurately impart the gospel, warning that those who deviate from its true message may face eternal consequences, exemplifying this with Galatians 1:6-9. Stalnaker clarifies that the gospel centers solely on Jesus Christ and His redemptive work—asserting that it is not a mere offer of salvation or a plan for improvement, but a definitive declaration of what God has accomplished through Christ's death and resurrection. The significance of this message lies in its proclamation of grace and peace, offering assurance to believers that salvation is guaranteed for God's elect, firmly established by Scripture.
“Woe is unto me if I preach not the gospel... woe is unto all of us if we hear not the gospel and believe not the gospel.”
“The gospel is the declaration of a free gift. It’s not an offer; it is the announcement of what already is.”
“The gospel does not point us to us. The gospel points us to Christ.”
“God Almighty did not die to make salvation possible for anybody. He died to make salvation permanent for a particular people.”
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