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What began as a friendship between four pastors from across denominational traditions has burgeoned into a biennial symposium for thousands of pastors and church leaders who, for all their differences, are committed to standing together for the main thing—the gospel of Jesus Christ. Over a decade of consequential gatherings focused on expositional preaching (2006), biblical theology (2008), the gospel (2010), conversion (2012), evangelism (2014), and the Reformation (2016), T4G has sought to reaffirm and reiterate the central doctrine of the Christian faith and to encourage local churches around the globe to do the same. The ensuing years have brought with them a lot of fresh faces, along with seismic cultural shifts and challenges for Christian ministry. And yet the symposium has grown as more and more pastors explore that they share the same gospel-centered ambition. Twelve years ago, at the inaugural T4G, we adopted a series of theological positions in the form of affirmations and denials. “We are convinced,” we wrote, “that the Gospel of Jesus Christ has been misrepresented, misunderstood, and marginalized in a lot of Churches and among a lot of who claim the name of Christ.” As false gospels circulate and pastors are tempted to bow to cultural pressures, we remain convinced that the church is in a moment of spiritual crisis. Going on twelve years, buoyed by Christ’s promise that the gates of hell will not prevail versus it, we remain convinced of the need for a full and gladdening recovery of the gospel in the church. Twelve years on, by God’s grace, we are still here, standing together for the gospel.