What is Paul's only message in all his epistles?
Paul's only message in all his epistles is the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ—the shed blood. He does not focus on Bethlehem, Christ's birth, earthly ministry, or miracles, but on the preaching of the cross. This is the very core of his whole message throughout his epistles.
Les teaches that Paul never mentions Bethlehem, the birth of Christ, His earthly ministry, or His miracles. Why? Because Paul only has one message: the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ, the shed blood. That is the very core of his whole message in all of his epistles. Les explains that Paul is alluding to the preaching of the cross, not the preaching of Christ and His miracles. He also recalls a conversation with a lady from the Denver audience who said we have to go by what Jesus said. Les cautioned that what Jesus said in His earthly ministry was said to the Jew under the law. In Paul's epistles, Paul reveals the very words of the same Jesus, but from His glorified, ascended position as the resurrected Lord and Savior, which makes a big difference.