If there’s one thing the Apostle Paul believed was paramount when it came to the legitimization of the Christian faith it was the resurrection, and he wasted no time in making sure the recipients of his letter to the church in Rome knew that was the case.

There’s a lot of good reasons for why people begin to look into a life of faith. But without truly embracing the ultimate reason for the gospel, Christianity can never become what God ultimately intends it to be in our lives.

The gospel is God’s answer for the greatest need we have, but do we really understand what it truly is and how it was meant to apply to our life?

Paul couldn’t be any clearer that the gospel is all about what Christ has done, not what we have (or haven’t) done. Our role is to simply have faith. But do we understand what biblical faith actually is?