Why Do We Have Four Gospels?

Summary

The sermon explains why there are four Gospels in the New Testament, emphasizing that each Gospel provides a unique perspective on the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The preacher uses an analogy of witnesses at different corners of an intersection to illustrate how different viewpoints can complement rather than contradict each other. He highlights the symbolic representation of the four Gospels through the four living creatures in Revelation, associating Matthew with the lion (king), Mark with the ox (worker), Luke with the man (physician), and John with the eagle (divine). The message encourages readers to harmonize the accounts rather than seek contradictions, affirming the divine inspiration and purpose of the Scriptures.