Welcome to our series called “The Gospel” (or good news) in which we have been reflecting on a different dimension of its message each week. We began with the individual and corporate dimensions of the Gospel and then spent four weeks learning how to make the Gospel good news in a culture that has effectively “exiled” Christ-followers to the margins of influence. Last week we learnt what it means for the Gospel to be good news for the poor amongst us. Today we wrap up the series by looking at the Gospel as an invitation to move from a guilt-ridden life in a courtroom where God is seen as a stern judge to joyful engagement in the living room with God who is increasingly seen and experienced as a loving Father.