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Jesus.
You may have heard His name your entire life. But who is Jesus, why did He come, and what does He have to do with you?
Few questions matter more. Christianity rises or falls on the identity of Jesus Christ. Before asking what Christianity can do for you, the first question is much simpler: Who is Jesus?
Start with the questions that matter to you.
You don’t have to understand everything at once. Explore the questions below at your own pace.
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Who is Jesus?
More than a teacher.
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Jesus of Nazareth was a real person who lived in first-century Israel. He taught publicly, gathered disciples, performed miracles, was crucified under Roman authority, and was proclaimed alive again by His followers.
But Scripture makes a much greater claim. Jesus is presented as the eternal Son of God who entered human history — fully God and fully man — to reveal the Father, fulfill God’s promises, save sinners, conquer death, and reign as King.
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Is Jesus really God?
Understanding His identity.
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The Problem
Something is broken.
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We were created to know God, but every one of us has sinned. Sin is more than making mistakes. It is living in rebellion against the God who made us.
Morality, religion, church attendance, and good intentions cannot erase our guilt.
We need more than improvement. We need rescue.
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The Cross
Why did Jesus die?
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Jesus did not die because His mission failed. The cross was the mission.
Sin carries a real penalty. At the cross, Jesus willingly stood in the place of sinners. The One who had no sin took upon Himself the judgment that we deserved.
He died in our place so that we could be forgiven.
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The Empty Tomb
Death did not get the last word.
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Christianity does not end with Jesus in a tomb. His followers proclaimed that on the third day the tomb was empty and Jesus physically appeared to them alive.
The resurrection is central to Christianity. Jesus conquered death, vindicated His claims, and offers eternal life to those who trust Him.
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The Gospel
This is the good news.
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You were made by God and for God.
Every person has sinned and cannot repair that separation alone.
He bore the penalty of our sin on the cross.
Death was defeated and His identity was vindicated.
Turn from your sin and place your trust in Jesus Christ.
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Your Response
What do I do now?
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Recognize your sin and turn from living apart from God.
Trust in Jesus, His death, and His resurrection as your only hope of salvation.
Receive Jesus not only as Savior, but as Lord of your life.
You don’t have to know everything to take the first step.
If you have questions about Jesus, salvation, the Bible, or what it means to follow Christ, we’d love to talk with you.
