Presenting the Gospel

In presenting the gospel, if we leave out all that

 God has done in effecting and securing our

  salvation, then salvation becomes a work of

  man--something man does on his own.
(Thus a man-centered gospel)

Saving faith is not having confidence and

dependence on something we have done as

if something we do is the genesis of salvation;
but saving faith is an active acquiescing to, and an
 active acceptance of, what God has done in Christ.

So when presenting the gospel we must present

what God has done, what God has accomplished,

as the object of faith.  The object of saving faith is

not what we can do, but is what God has wrought
(brought to completion) in Christ.
(Thus a God-centered gospel)