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If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

As we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of our nation's Declaration of Independence, we take time to remember our history, that we are one nation under God, that He had endowed us with certain inalienable rights. We remember our Founding Father's faith in the God of the Bible and that our form of government was provided for us because God is involved in the affairs of men. We remember our history, so that we can preserve the future of this nation for our children and our children's children and so we can continue to be a beacon of light and hope to the world.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.