Maybe you want to know if I think that the gospels are really gospels (good news). Well, I think that without the other NT books the gospels are actually "bad news". The gospels demand perfection whereas the epistles are more tolerant (but not completely as many pastors preach), because they teach salvation by grace.
According to the gospels, if you just look at someone with lust you are an adulterer, but according to the epistles you would have to do the deed.
To make it short, without the epistles we would have to comply with the whole law of Moses + the ammendments (new interpretation) made by Jesus in order to achieve salvation. That means: salvation would be impossible.
nothing has changed. all the commandments of God still apply, however to those washed in the blood of Christ, we are no longer under condemnation
who has taught you that Jesus has nothing to say to us today?
Jesus has fulfilled all that God required for the guilt of sin to be done away with
do you actually know who Jesus is? from where I sit reading your post(s) it does not seem you know Him at all
the letters, or epistles, are instructional and historic. they do not bring about salvation but they do help to explain it
salvation is impossible for us, but as Jesus said, it is possible through God
25 When the disciples heard this, they were greatly astonished and asked, “Who then can be saved?”
26 Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” Matthew 19
so even if you have obeyed every commandment as the rich young ruler said to Jesus that he had, what Jesus is really asking, is what is worth more to you? your riches or salvation which you cannot buy, not even with all your wealth
salvation is not possible except through Jesus, so to dismiss His words, is to dismiss the very thing that the rich young man walked away from
May God have mercy and open your heart to see this