Hey guys it's a beautiful good Friday afternoon where I am in upstate New York the

breeze is blowing the sun is shining I couldn't ask for a better day and I was

thinking about the gospel as I was walking and how churches across this country are going to meet

tonight good Friday I'm going to be at church as well to talk about the passion of

the Christ what Christ did on our behalf how he substituted his own life for of the

passion of the Christ what Christ did on our behalf, how he substituted his own life for ours, took our sin upon himself, gave us his righteousness, satisfied the wrath of God,

brought us from the domain of darkness into his marvelous light.

And then, of course, on resurrection Sunday,

we're going to be going to church,

and we're going to hear about the resurrection of our Lord,

how he conquered death, how there's hope for us, and how his

promises are true. And that's a beautiful, wonderful thing. It's actually the

central message of Christianity. This is the time when many Christians who

don't normally go to church are going to be

showing up and one of the things that I wanted to impart to you is you know many

Christians reach out to me and they ask me about sermons their pastors have

preached or articles that are shared by

leaders at their church and whether or not they're good or in error and one of

the main issues is whether or not there's a false gospel or an incorrect gospel in some of the

things pastors have preached or shared and I can't look at every single article or

every single sermon but what I have seen is a tendency over the years the last few years in particular

for those in what was once conservative evangelical churches and organizations

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