Category Archives: Book Review

How do we go about creating a gospel culture instead of a salvation culture? In the final chapter of his book The King Jesus Gospel, Scot McKnight has five ways: We need to become people of the Story, i.e., people … Continue reading →

In his chapter on “Gospeling Today,” Scot McKnight sets forth six points of comparison between evangelism in the Book of Acts and today. Here’s my summary of McKnight’s six points of comparison: Evangelism in the Book of Acts called listeners … Continue reading →

Having established that Paul preached the same Gospel that Jesus preached, Scot McKnight turns his attention in chapter eight of The King Jesus Gospel to the Book of Acts to investigate whether the apostles preached the same Gospel that Paul … Continue reading →

When Scot McKnight asks, “Did Jesus preach the Gospel” in the seventh chapter of The King Jesus Gospel, he isn’t asking whether or not Jesus preached personal salvation or justification by faith. What McKnight is asking is whether Jesus preached … Continue reading →

We are at the half-way point of our blogging review of Scot McKnight’s The King Jesus Gospel and the sixth chapter poses this question: Why are the first four books of the New Testament called “the Gospel”? McKnight says that … Continue reading →