The Four Gospels, 08/22/81

Summary

The sermon addresses the question of why there are four Gospels in the New Testament, explaining that each Gospel provides a different perspective on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes that apparent discrepancies among the Gospels are reconcilable and serve to provide a fuller, harmonious testimony rather than contradictions. The sermon also touches on the distinct audiences and purposes of each Gospel, with Matthew focusing on Jesus as King, Luke tracing genealogy back to Adam, Mark starting with Jesus' ministry, and John emphasizing the divine nature of Christ. Additionally, the sermon briefly discusses the book of Revelation as a revelation of Jesus Christ and its prophetic nature.