Creating a Culture of Gospel Multiplication // Gospel X - Multiplying the GospelSample

The last chapter to the church in the book of Romans has a list of people who were greeted together with a short comment. It might seem boring to read through that list. There are men and women, Jews and Gentiles, free people and slaves. But have you ever thought about what this means? Many of those people are not known to the reader today. Why? Because it is not important. It is about Jesus. It is about the gospel. It is about sharing the gospel. It is not important who is sharing the gospel and if they led one or one hundred people to Jesus. The focus throughout Paul’s letters is always on Jesus Christ.

The other aspect that can be reasoned from this last chapter: the gospel multiplied and the believers multiplied as well. As the gospel is shared, people become believers and churches grow. This is a natural development. The gospel being Good News has to go out there and needs to be shared. It is almost like the nature of the gospel, and God included all of his followers to take a part in it. You do not have to be a superhero; you should not even be the superhero. You are just an ordinary person sharing the gospel to other ordinary people.

Do you prefer to think about yourself as a hero or as an ordinary person? What is needed so that you start sharing the gospel regularly and creating a culture of gospel multiplication? What is the first step you need to take?

This reading plan has been created by Exponential Europe around the theme Gospel X - Multiply the message. Learn more about our free tools to help you catalyze a movement of evangelism on our website .