Price of the Gospel

The Gospel has an infinite value. What value can we put on faith? What would our lives be if we did not know Jesus? Can we imagine such a life? We received the Gospel without cost to us, although the fruit of the Gospel cost Jesus dearly. Freely we have received, Scripture says, so freely we must give. The Gospel is meant to be shared with others. Who can you share it with today?

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