Today's message and this portion, this series, launches a new area in the Book of Romans.

We're so close to ending.

By the way, if you were here Wednesday night, I know most people who attend Wednesday night come from other churches, actually.

But if you were here last Wednesday night, we finished the Book of Hebrews.

And we're almost done with the book of Romans.

Book of Hebrews took us four years and five months.

And it, yeah, it took four years in four months, probably, to do it, compared to Paul's one

month of writing it.

Maybe he wrote it in a few hours

if in fact he wrote Hebrews. But today, Book of Romans, chapter 15, and we'll be reading soon,

not yet, but verses 7 to 13. And we're looking at a title right now of this. It is affectionately

stated the perfect gospel. You know, the word gospel means good news.

Good news. The perfect good news. What kind of good news can you receive that would be perfect?

We all want to hear good news and maybe throughout the course of any given day, we get good news

of some type, some form, but to get the perfect good news is to get the gospel, the perfect

gospel, and the Bible makes it clear that there's only one gospel, which is interesting,

church, throughout the next few weeks, you're going to hear portions of

scripture that tell us that there are other gospels. Did you know the Bible says that?

There are other gospels, and the Bible says there are other Jesuses that are out there,

but they are false Jesuses and they are false Gospels.

And just where you have the truth, you will always have that which comes alongside to steal

and to mimic or to somehow get it cloudy to where others are blinded to the truth.

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