Jesus
Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is the central figure of our faith. His incarnation, life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection provide the foundation for our salvation. Jesus’ teachings, miracles, and example offer a model for living a life that pleases God. Through His atoning sacrifice, we receive forgiveness and are reconciled to God, and His resurrection assures us of eternal life. Explore this section to learn more about the profound significance of Jesus Christ, His divine and human natures, His mission, and how His life and work impact our faith and daily lives.
The Gospel of Jesus, encapsulated in His life, death and resurrection, affirms Jesus as Saviour and Lord, and depicts how His life and teachings fulfil God’s redemptive plan. They are not only historical records but theological guides, inspiring faith and providing a moral framework for believers.
Despite his initial reluctance, John consented to baptise Jesus. Later, he publicly acknowledged Jesus' identity, declaring, "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" (John 1:29). This profound statement identified Jesus not only as the Messiah but also as the sacrificial lamb.
Discover the profound meaning of Jesus on the Cross in this comprehensive exploration of love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and redemption.
Was Jesus a Jew? Discover how Jesus' genealogy, cultural practices, and teachings confirm His Jewish heritage. Explore His life as a Jewish man in ancient Judea and His role as the Messiah, fulfilling Jewish prophecy.
Consider, if you will, the goodness of God, and draw from it hope unto salvation. The goodness of God is the very essence of His nature as revealed in the Bible.
The Bible reveals 'What was the Mission of Jesus'? When we gaze upon Jesus, we see the face of God—a perfect reflection of His righteousness, His justice, and His love...
Here's something to wrap your head around: the greatest leader in history was . . . a carpenter. If there was one person who, by any normal reckoning, should not have been a leader, it was Jesus.
This book proposes that Jesus, the traditional, biblical Jesus, the complete biblical Jesus, is still essential to give meaning to human existence and richness to human experience
It’s no accident that Christian Easter and Jewish Passover occur around the same time every year. These ancient festivals are inextricably linked, explains Bob Mendelsohn, and perhaps even in ways that most Jews and Christians don’t understand.
Bible Discovery with Errol Webster
We all use non-verbal vocalisations such as laughter, cries and sighs to express our emotions. We let out sighs of frustration, despair, disgust and yearning. Our saviour Jesus was no different.
Much has been written about the mark of the beast and the antichrist in the book of Revelation. But what is the mark of a Christian?
Consider the lineage of Jesus and reflects on His ministry on earth.
You can nurse your hurt feelings for a long time with a grudge, but Loren Seibold reflects on a solution that’s much more satisfying—and it’s permanent.
The evidence demands a verdict
Richard C Halverson helps us to see Jesus more clearly.
Can techniques of nonviolence bring peace?
Christmas is the time when the world celebrates Jesus' birth. Let's see how that relates to His (and our) death—and why.
Bible Discovery with Errol Webster
Do Jesus, Kim II-sung and Kim Jong-II have anything in common?
Have you ever wondered why John identified himself as “the disciple whom Jesus loved”?
It is one of the greatest mysteries of Christian faith, the belief that Jesus did not stop being God but became truly human: both human and God at the same time!
Daryn Graham's book Finding the Lost Years of Jesus
We all represent something. David Edgren ponders the true nature of God-and His people.
An awful scene holds an awesome promise
The meaning of the Old Testament sacrificial system.
Why are there so many different kinds of Christians today and what does it mean for the world?
As Batman hits the big screen, we take a look at the biggest hero of all.
Learning lessons about appearances
Bjorn Karlman reflects on Jesus’ descent from heaven to earth to live and die among us, from the point of view of the father of a two-year-old.
Christmas is meant to be a symbol of hope. It tells us we are not alone, that there is a Person behind the cosmos who cares.
The little house looked dark compared to all the others. There were no festive decorations in the yard and only a single string of lights decorated the front windows. It didn’t seem like the owners were doing much celebrating.
Is it possible to overcome sin, and if so, how?
Christian Communion and Catholic Eucharist. Are they the same?
The headline was startling: "US evangelist wants Chavez assassinated."
As the Christian world celebrates Easter, Arthur Patrick explores why Jesus had to die.
Yiannis Dimitrio unveils the profound shift from the Old Testament's Holy of Holies to the open access we now have to God through Christ, as epitomized by the tearing of the Temple curtain at Jesus' death.
Baby Jesus wasn’t just Mary’s Child. Rather, He’s everyone’s.
Buried inside your Bible are amazing prophecies. Signs looks at some concerning the arrival of the baby Jesus two millennia ago-made 500 years before His birth.
The story of Christ's death and resurrection is incredible, but look at the evidence for it.
The evidence against Jesus of Nazareth that led to His death might have been faked, but the archaeological evidence for His trial is real.
Time changes everything, so they say. David Edgren, challenges us to reclaim the symbols that define us.
The parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. We know it well. But this story isn't just about prayer—it's about making comparisons.
Have you ever felt people could see right through you? Colin Renfrew reveals a Man who truly was transparent in His every action.
Was Jesus real? Is He believable?
Uncover the significance of the unconventional gifts of myrrh, frankincense, and gold presented to Jesus, reflecting His journey from birth to sacrificial death and role as our intercessor.
Two thousand years ago, some wise men journeyed to Jerusalem because they knew a Saviour would be born. But who were they?