Reasons to believe in Jesus Christ
> In the tranquil night, under the subtle glow of Jerusalem’s moonlit sky, a Pharisee named Nicodemus sought out Jesus. It was in this hushed meeting that Jesus delivered the profound truth of divine love encapsulated in John 3:16: “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever…
Easter is the most joyous celebration for Christians everywhere, as it marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the grave. For seekers and new believers, understanding the fundamental importance of the resurrection is essential. It is not merely a symbolic event or a nice tradition; it is the cornerstone of the Christian faith and the…
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Good Friday is the day when Christians pause to remember and reflect on the depths of God’s love and justice demonstrated at the cross of Jesus Christ. For seekers and new believers, the events of the crucifixion may seem difficult to comprehend, yet they lie at the heart of the Christian faith. The cross is…
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The Certainty of Salvation: Trusting in the Promises of God The quest for assurance in one’s salvation is a profound and deeply personal journey. Amidst the ebb and flow of emotions and the uncertainties of life, many believers wrestle with the question: “How can I be sure of my salvation?” The answer lies not in…
> Christianity, a faith followed by billions since the time of Jesus of Nazareth, is built upon foundational doctrines that shape its teachings and practices. This article explores five core beliefs central to Christianity, supported by key Scriptural references. 1. The Nature of God At the heart of Christianity is the belief in one God,…
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The Reformed view of salvation, deeply rooted in the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century, presents a theological framework that emphasizes the sovereignty of God in salvation, contrasting significantly with the Semi-Pelagian and Arminian viewpoints. This perspective is encapsulated in the Five Solas: Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide, Sola Gratia, Solus Christus, and Soli Deo Gloria….
> The question of salvation for sincere believers of other religions is one of the most challenging and sensitive issues in Christian theology. It touches on core Christian doctrines about the nature of salvation, the person and work of Jesus Christ, and God’s justice and love. Christian theologians have grappled with this question, offering various…
The doctrine of salvation by grace through faith is central to Christian theology, articulating how humanity can be reconciled with God. This teaching asserts that salvation—the forgiveness of sins and restoration of relationship with God—is not something that can be earned by human effort or good deeds but is a free gift from God, received…
When we place our faith in Jesus Christ we become a new person. The Bible says we’re born again. We were once dead but now alive. Christ reconciles us to the Father and we have peace with God. We experience the abundant life Jesus promised to all who follow Him. Since we have discovered the…
The faith that saves is a free gift from God. It’s also a living faith, a faith which inevitably produces good works. A dead faith, devoid of good works, saves no one, because it did not come from God. No human efforts can win God’s approval, but the indwelling Holy Spirit within all believers ensures…