The change in the attitudes and actions of the early disciples was evident to everyone who saw and heard them. Some where fishermen who now spoke with a passion and authority few had seen before. Some were peasants who were now willing to give all that they had to the poor even to the point of laying down their lives for what they believed. When the ordinary crowd is confronted with the extraordinary and people experience first hand this level of commitment and passion, they can't help but take notice. In a our world of prosperity, passion is what seems so out of place and what draws people to take another look.
So, when Gospel-Centered people make worship and prayer a priority over Sunday morning golf, leisure or football, people take notice.
Whenever you offer an alternative to a lifestyle of consumption and self-indulgence, you awaken soul to another kind of life. We call it a Gospel-Centered Life.
A lot of people talk about it, but few reflect the character of a Gospel Centered life. What was different about the disciples that people recognized and tried to emulate? What's different about you that makes the Gospel in You so contagious?
In this week's lesson, we'll take a look at the Gospel Centered life and what makes it the perfect gift!
Sermon Notes 06.29.14 Marks of the Gospel Centered life
Gospel Centered Life 6.29.14
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