There is a line that we as Christians must hold to. We don’t want to compromise the truth. We don’t want to add or subtract from the gospel. But what do we do when theological conflict arises? How should we handle it? We get to read about how the early church handled it because this is not solely a current day issue. Acts 15:1-35 is a long debate on theology. Sometimes a theological debate is boring. “Who cares.” Right? “How many angels can dance on the head of a pin,” that’s our attitude sometimes but I want you to see, that this particular theological debate teaches us four incredibly important things about the gospel itself, about the essential message of Christianity. It teaches us about the importance of gospel accuracy, gospel freedom, gospel community, and gospel purity.