Good News
What Does Jesus Really Want You to Know About the Gospel?

Feeling Lost, Searching for More?
Have you ever felt like something is missing in your life? You try to fill the void with relationships, success, entertainment, or even just staying busy—but deep down, there’s still an emptiness. Maybe you’ve asked yourself, Is there more to life than this?
You’re not alone. Every human being, at some point, wrestles with these questions. And the reason is simple: You were created for something greater. That longing in your heart is actually a whisper from God, calling you back to Him.
What is the Gospel, Really?
You might have heard the word gospel before. Some think it’s just a religious message, a set of rules, or something only “church people” talk about. But the gospel is much bigger than that.
The gospel is good news—the best news ever. It’s about how much God loves you and what He has done so you can truly know Him.
Why Do I Need the Gospel?
The reality is, no matter how good we try to be, we all fall short. We make mistakes. We hurt others. We struggle with things we wish we could change about ourselves. This isn’t just human nature—it’s a deeper issue called sin.
Sin separates us from God, and we can’t fix it on our own. No amount of good deeds, religious activities, or self-improvement can bridge that gap. That’s why Jesus came.
Who is Jesus, and What Did He Do?
Jesus isn’t just a wise teacher or a historical figure—He is the Son of God. He came to do what we could never do for ourselves.
He lived a perfect life—something none of us could ever do.
He willingly died on the cross to take the punishment for our sins.
He rose from the dead, proving He is who He claimed to be and that sin and death have been defeated.
Through Jesus, you can be completely forgiven and restored to a right relationship with God. Not because you earn it, but because He freely offers it to you.
What Does Jesus Want You to Know?
Jesus didn’t come to give you religion—He came to give you life. A real, abundant life that begins now and lasts forever.
He wants you to know:
You are loved more than you can imagine. Nothing you have done can separate you from His love. (Romans 8:38-39)
You were created for a relationship with Him. That’s why nothing else fully satisfies your soul. (John 10:10)
He has already made the way for you. You don’t have to earn it. It’s a gift. (Ephesians 2:8-9)
This is for you—right now. No one is too far gone for Jesus to save. (Romans 10:13)
How Do I Respond to the Gospel?
Jesus doesn’t force anyone to follow Him—He invites you. The question is: Will you respond?
Here’s how you can take that step today:
1. Admit that you need Him. Acknowledge that you have sinned and need God’s forgiveness. (Romans 3:23)
2. Believe in Jesus. Trust that He died for your sins and rose again to give you new life. (John 3:16)
3. Surrender your life to Him. Let go of trying to do life on your own terms and invite Jesus to be your Savior and Lord. (Romans 10:9-10)
You can express this in a simple prayer, like this:
“Jesus, I know I have sinned and need You. I believe You died for me and rose again. I turn from my old life and surrender to You as my Savior and Lord. Come into my life and lead me. Thank You for loving me and giving me new life. Amen.”
If you sincerely prayed that, know that God has heard you. This is just the beginning of a new journey!
What’s Next?
Faith in Jesus is not just a one-time decision—it’s a relationship that grows. Here’s what can help you move forward:
✅ Start reading the Bible. The Gospel of John is a great place to begin. It will help you know Jesus more.
✅ Pray daily. Talk to God—He cares about every part of your life.
✅ Join a Bible study group. You weren’t meant to do this alone! Surrounding yourself with others who follow Jesus will strengthen you.
✅ Share what happened. Let someone know about your decision today!
If you’d like help getting connected to a Bible study or have questions, we’d love to hear from you! Reach out, and let’s walk this journey together.
Jesus has been calling you all along. Today, you have the chance to answer. Will you?
