Remembering the Father
The Gospel of the Father begins with a simple recognition: we have a Father in heaven.
He sent the Messiah, and He gives the Holy Spirit. Together they stand at the heart of the story of God and His family.
This is an invitation to know the Father more clearly, to understand the Messiah and the Holy Spirit, and to return to the pattern of faith of the fathers.
One family, rooted in God
The emblem gathers the heart of the message into one picture. The light above the tree represents our Father in heaven. The Lamb represents the Messiah. The dove represents the Holy Spirit.
The Tree of Life reminds us that our faith is not meant to remain abstract or distant. It is meant to take root, bear fruit, strengthen families, and reach outward to others.
Looking back to the fathers
One of the best ways to understand the Father is to look again at the men and women who knew Him before us.
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the generations before them did not worship an idea. They called upon God, heard Him, trusted Him, obeyed Him, built altars, made covenants, and taught their children to do the same.
By going back through those accounts, we can begin to see more clearly who the Father is, how He relates to His children, and how we may know Him.
A simple way to live it
The Gospel of the Father rests on four pillars.
This site will continue to grow as we look again at the fathers, and seek to understand the Father they knew and worshipped.