“The goal of the gospel is to produce a type of people consumed with passion for God and love for others.” — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“Religion, then, can tell you what to do—namely, to “love God with all your heart, soul and mind” and “to love your… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“The gospel has done its work in us when we crave God more than we crave everything else in life.” — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“As Tim Keller says, the gospel is not just the ABCs of Christianity, it is the A–Z; it is not the first… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“Unless we are actively preaching the gospel to ourselves daily, we fall back into “works-righteousness.” — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“The gospel produces not just obedience, you see, but a new kind of obedience3—an obedience that is powered by desire. An obedience… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“The gospel turns that drudgery into delight. It changes us from being slaves who have to obey God to sons and daughters… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“Believing the gospel is not only the way we become Christians, it is the power that enables us to do, every moment… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“That’s why growth in Christ is never going beyond the gospel, but going deeper into the gospel. The purest waters from the… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“It’s not that I didn’t understand or believe the gospel before. I did. But the truth of the gospel hadn’t moved from… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“There are times, even now, when I look at my heart and wonder how I could possibly have been “born again.” Moments… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“If I’d had a good week—a real “Christian” week”—I felt close to God. When Sunday came around, I would feel like lifting… — J.D. Greear Copy Share Image
“The gospel produces not just obedience, you see, but a new kind of obedience3—an obedience that is powered by desire. An obedience that is… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“There is One who remains faithful even when we doubt; One who is a firm foundation when our steps falter; One who holds on… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“If repentance were perfection, none of those people repented. Repentance, however, means recognizing Jesus' authority and submitting to it, even though you know your… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“Planting always involves risk. We release control of something we need in the hopes that it will come back to us in multiplied measure.… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“Even after we have been saved our sinful flesh craves unrighteousness. In fact, the presence of the struggle itself can be affirmation that God’s… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“The goal of the gospel is to produce a type of people consumed with passion for God and love for others.” — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“If I’d had a good week—a real “Christian” week”—I felt close to God. When Sunday came around, I would feel like lifting my head… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“That’s why growth in Christ is never going beyond the gospel, but going deeper into the gospel. The purest waters from the spring of… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“We’ve grown so accustomed to the voice of condemnation that we think the only thing the Holy Spirit ever says to us is, “Stop… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“A faithful father does not leave his kids wondering whether or not he loves them. When I have to go away on a trip,… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“Abiding in Jesus means understanding that His acceptance of us is the same regardless of the amount of spiritual fruit we have produced.” — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“Likewise, we continue to follow Jesus as we struggle with sin. Repentance ushers us into a life of greater struggle, not out of one.” — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“Repentance is not subsequent to belief; it is part of belief. It is belief in action-choice that flow out of conviction. Repentance literally means… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“In the same way, God grows his kingdom only as we take our hands off of what little portion he’s given to us, “die”… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
“As Tim Keller says, the gospel is not just the ABCs of Christianity, it is the A–Z; it is not the first step in… — J.D. Greear Copy Share
