The Gospel of the Kingdom

We’re all sinners—we fall short, and we know it. But even in our brokenness, God loves us deeply. At the same time, He is holy, perfect, and just, and we are not. So, in His wisdom, He chose one man, Abraham. He also chose one nation, Israel. They were to carry His truth to the world. Their mission was to be a light among the nations and reveal His ways.
However, Israel, like all of humanity, was not perfect. The world needed a Savior—someone who could bridge the gap between God’s holiness and our sin. Out of His love, God sent His only Son, Yeshua (Jesus), to walk among us. He came to teach us His ways. Ultimately, He laid down His life as the perfect sacrifice for our sins. Messiah’s death on the cross was not just an act of love; it was the fulfillment of God’s plan to graft us into the family of God, so that we could have a relationship with Him.
Through Yeshua, we are given the chance to be redeemed. We have the opportunity to step into a real and personal relationship with God. We are saved from the judgment that sin brings. This is through repentance from sin, and trust in Him and His promises. This is the heart of the Gospel—the message of the Kingdom, that through faith in Him, we are not only forgiven but invited to be part of God’s eternal family.