The Good News of Christ presents the Gospel as one continuous biblical story-beginning not in the New Testament, but in Genesis, unfolding throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, and reaching its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. It invites readers to discover how the promises, covenants, prophecies, and hopes of Scripture converge in the Messiah.
Beginning with Yahweh, the God of the covenant, the book traces the Messianic Hope through the Torah, the Prophets, and the Writings, showing how Scripture progressively reveals the One who would come to accomplish the Father's redemptive purpose. It then follows that promise into its fulfillment in the Incarnation of the Word, the identity and ministry of Jesus, the Kingdom of God, the Cross, and the Resurrection.
The story does not end at the empty tomb. The book continues through Christ's Ascension and reign, the gift of the Holy Spirit, the promised return of Christ, the resurrection of the body, and eternal life in fellowship with the Father and the Son.
At the heart of the book is a Father-centered vision of salvation: the Father is the source of the redemptive plan, revealing His heart through His Word, Jesus Christ, and making His saving presence real in us by His Holy Spirit.
Written for readers of every background-Jewish, Christian, Gentile, or those with no religious background-The Good News of Christ invites the reader to encounter the Gospel within its Hebrew and biblical roots and to consider one decisive question: Who is Jesus Christ?
More than a theological study, this book is an invitation to see the Bible as one great story of divine promise and fulfillment-and to discover that the Good News proclaimed in Scripture is not merely a message to understand, but the Father's invitation to eternal life through His Son, Jesus Christ.