This is the age of the non-confrontational Gospel. We’re in an age where the Gospel is supposed to sidle up to a person, politely introduce itself, and with their permission, speak gently about all the positives it will bring to their life. Under no circumstances is the Gospel to speak on how the person is a sinner, on how that sin brings death, on how they stand condemned and hell awaits. Should we preach a non-confrontational Gospel?

This is the age of the non-confrontational Gospel. We’re in an age where the Gospel is supposed to sidle up to a person, politely introduce itself, and with their permission, speak gently about all the positives it will bring to their life. Under no circumstances is the Gospel to speak on how the person is a sinner, on how that sin brings death, on how they stand condemned and hell awaits. Should we preach a non-confrontational Gospel?