As a journalism major, I should be good with brevity. But I usually write long sentances with lots of clauses. So, what if I tried to sum up the Gospel in 10 words? Putting a word limit on anything makes you really evaluate what matters most and which words best represent your ideas. This is my take:
Christ suffered, resurrected, defeated sin. God loves unconditionally. Do likewise.
How would you sum up the Gospel or the Bible in 10 words?
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