Reasons to believe in Jesus Christ
> The Christian worldview is a comprehensive framework for understanding life, reality, and existence based on the teachings and beliefs of Christianity. It encompasses beliefs about God, humanity, morality, purpose, and the nature of the universe. At its core, the Christian worldview is rooted in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ as presented in…
> The assertion that the Bible is the inspired and authoritative Word of the one true God is a significant claim that merits rigorous exploration. In making this case, we can evaluate the Bible’s historical integrity, its prophetic accuracy, its profound cultural and moral impact, and the transformative experiences of its readers. Additionally, the high…
> In a world where countless ideas and philosophies compete for our attention, establishing a worldview based on truth is crucial. A worldview shapes how we perceive reality, make decisions, and understand our purpose. Without a foundation rooted in truth, our worldview can easily be swayed by subjective opinions, cultural trends, and personal preferences. For…
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> In a world inundated with diverse beliefs and interpretations about faith, the search for absolute spiritual truth becomes paramount. Spiritual truths encompass essential questions regarding the nature of God, the essence of humanity, and the relationship between the divine and human existence. These truths stand distinct from relative or subjective interpretations of spirituality, which…
The doctrines of original sin and human depravity are central to Christian theology, providing a foundational understanding of humanity’s spiritual condition and the necessity of salvation through Jesus Christ. These doctrines assert that all humans are born into a state of sin as a result of the fall of Adam and Eve, highlighting the profound…
The doctrine of the Holy Spirit is a cornerstone of Christian theology, highlighting the Spirit’s dynamic role in the life of the believer and the Church. As the third person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit is not a passive force but actively involved in the world, guiding, comforting, and empowering believers for a life…
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In Christianity, the practices known as sacraments (predominantly within Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and certain Anglican traditions) or ordinances (mainly within Protestant denominations) hold a vital place in the life of the believer and the community of faith. These rites—most universally, Baptism and the Eucharist (Communion or the Lord’s Supper)—serve as means of grace, signs of the…
> Faith is a cornerstone of Christian belief, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood concepts in both secular and religious circles. The whole concept of faith is one of the most misunderstood ideas that we have, misunderstood not only by the world but by the church itself. Common Misunderstandings of Faith There are…
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The doctrine of the Church is central to Christian theology, encapsulating the belief in the Church as the body of Christ, comprised of all believers around the globe. This spiritual entity is tasked with a threefold mission: to worship God, to preach the gospel, and to serve humanity. This article explores the scriptural basis, historical…
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> In today’s world, we often hear the phrase “take a leap of faith” when it comes to religious belief. However, this concept of blind faith is not what Christianity truly asks of its followers. The idea that we must close our eyes, hold our breath, and jump into the unknown is a misrepresentation of…
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