- Godspell is its own gospel that preaches to everyone
- No one gets left behind in Godspell; Jesus’ love is equal for all believers.
- The film emphasizes individual relationships/friendships with Jesus.
- Godspell doesn’t portray the resurrection, but the resurrection is still seen in Jesus’ followers. His disciples go back to their normal lives, but they carry Jesus’ spirit within them.
- The film revived Jesus’ ministry by appealing to the people of the 60s (hippies, countercultural followers, flower children).
- Godspell appealed to a more spiritual ministry where believers didn’t have to follow strict rituals mentioned in the Old Testament and attend church every Sunday.
- Like the Old Quest scholars, Godspell takes relevant parts away from Jesus’ ministry to create a portrait of Jesus that fit the time period of the 60s.