Imitating Christ - Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom

RESUMEN: Christianity is relevant in postmodern times as it offers a message of faith and hope in Christ for every creature. However, there is a danger of a conformist Christianity that focuses on behavior rather than transformation by the grace of God. The only way to transform society is by bringing people to the feet of Christ and preaching the gospel of the Kingdom. Christians should imitate Christ in spreading the fragrant aroma of the gospel to the lost, as we are anointed by the Spirit for this purpose. Christianity is relevant on its own, but it is up to us to proclaim the glorious gospel just like Christ.

Is Christianity Relevant in Postmodern Times? Are we trying to make it relevant with our commitment to follow Christ? Do we fish for men or do we stop to look at the world as a gigantic aquarium full of human beings condemned to an eternity without Christ? What does it mean to walk with Jesus in a world where culture behaves indifferently ignorant about of Christ and offensively hostile to his teachings? What are the convictions that accredit us as Christians to confirm and share the values of the Kingdom? Sadly still many (churches included) see and defend Christianity only as the giver of a perspective that indoctrinates moral values that the world cannot offer. I call this a holiness in dress code or a Christianity focused on behavior and not on the transformation of lives by the grace of God. A new kind of self-righteousness.

And as there are still not many who compel the nominal Christian to move his feet and look for bait and bait in the trunk of his memories, Christianity today is for many “out there” totally irrelevant. The only biblical way to transform society is by bringing people to the feet of Christ, preaching the gospel of the Kingdom, a single, non-sectarian, non-denominational, only and exclusively gospel of the Kingdom.