We continue the Bible Reading 365 journey by studying the Gospel. We start with 14 introductory episodes that define the Gospel and identify it throughout the Old Testament.
Then, we dedicate one episode for each event in the four gospels, in chronological order. Currently, we publish the episodes on Tuesdays, early in the morning, before the commute time.
Join us on this amazing journey of reading the Gospel! The Gospel by which we are being saved (1 Cor 15:1-3) and judged (Rom 2:16). The Gospel of Jesus Christ!
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This is the final episode of the series Reading the Gospel. It explores the meaning and power of the Gospel as the central theme of the Bible, tracing its golden thread from Genesis through Revelation. The Gospel is not just a story about Jesus; it is God’s complete story of salvation. It is a life-transforming power, offering eternal life and peace starting with this very moment. The stages of the Gospel include hearing, receiving, standing in it, being saved by it, and ultimately being judged by it. The good news must be continually embraced personally and shared with others. As final thoughts for this series, please accept the invitation of the Gospel, welcome its transforming power, stand firm in your faith, and seek out a faith community for worship and spiritual support.
12 Aug 2025
End Notes
After reading all the events in the Gospel, we review the four main components of the Gospel and discuss why there are four different Gospel accounts, each with a different perspective and addressed to various audiences. Reflecting on Scripture should always prompt questions such as what each passage reveals about God and how it personally speaks to the reader at this moment, immersing oneself in the biblical narrative and guiding practical action like surrendering to God’s transforming work. By identifying with characters and experiences in the Gospel, we can find lessons, encouragement, and direction for facing modern challenges, remembering that although circumstances and technology change, human nature and spiritual needs remain constant.
5 Aug 2025
John's Epilogue
In this episode, we explore the closing verses of John’s Gospel, emphasizing that the Bible is not intended as a complete biography of Jesus but as a divine revelation leading us to faith and salvation. The eternal life is offered not “by works” or religious checklists, but through accepting the gift of Jesus Christ and growing in a relationship with Him. We should shift the central focus from simply knowing facts about Jesus to experiencing His presence personally in everyday life, by reading Scripture regularly, praying, serving others, and following God’s guidance throughout the day. Practical steps include cultivating daily time in the Word, looking for opportunities to serve, and inviting God into all moments of life, which deepen faith and make spiritual life vibrant and personal.
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