Gospel
made simple
By Jim Killebrew
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[January 20, 2015]
I
was reading about the components of a story; I learned the
following: A story is a design in five parts: The Inciting
Incident, the first major event of the telling, is the primary cause
for all that follows, putting into motion the other four elements –
Progressive Complications, Crisis, Climax, Resolution. |
Here is a one sentence example
of the Greatest Story ever told
using these five components:
God created man;
(Inciting Incident)
man sinned against God, the
sin brought death into the
creation; (Progressive
Complications)
mankind was separated from a
relationship with God;
(Crisis)
mankind was completely lost
and had no hope of survival;
(Climax)
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then, God provided Grace through the death of Jesus Christ
His Son on the cross to save mankind. (Resolution)
Summary
Jesus conquered death by being resurrected by God's power and
mankind regained a way for relationship with God as they
repented, believed God and yielded to Him.
[By JIM KILLEBREW]
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