It’s not what we know that will change the world; it’s how we love others and share the gospel (good news) that will ultimately win back the effectiveness of missional outreach.

Most people want Jesus as a consultant rather than a king. Many want to consume the kingdom of God without first carrying the cross of Christ.

Many pastors criticize me for taking the gospel so seriously. But do they really think that on judgment day, Christ will chastise me and say, “Jonathan, you took me way too seriously”?

If you are not changed by grace, you’re probably not saved by grace.

Believers are called to engage this ever-changing culture with the never-changing gospel.

At the end of the day, the biggest problem with the Great Commission for Christians is that they don't share the gospel.

Radical Discipleship is about nothing more and nothing less than laying bare the roots of the gospel.

I am convinced that the greatest need of the church today is more men, women, boys, and the girls who have abandoned their dreams, possessions, and treasures at the feet of the cross and rise up to be the disciples that the scripture points us to and multiply the gospel to the ends of the Earth (Acts 1:8)

One living demonstration of the gospel is far better than a hundred explanations of many sermons.