Christians say they believe in “one Lord, Jesus Christ.”
Each of those three words – Lord, Jesus, and Christ – fulfill all the promises of the Old Testament and refer to a real person who lived just over 2,000 years ago.
Unpack the title “Lord Jesus Christ” in this short video.
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Lesson 8 - Resolving Questions about ...
The Creed came out of the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, which was convened to debate the preaching of Arius, a priest from Alexandria, who did not believe Jesus was divine.
After much heated debate, the Council resolved the question and declared Jesus fully God and fully man.
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Lesson 9 - God Became Human So That H...
In the Creed, we say that Jesus came from heaven “for us men and for our salvation.”
“Salvation” comes from a Greek word that means “healing.”
Jesus brings the healing touch of forgiveness to all who follow him.
But there’s more.
By becoming human, Jesus forever divinizes our humanity, raising us... -
Lesson 10 - Jesus Went All the Way Do...
In the ancient world, crucifixion was the most torturous, painful, and humiliating death.
Crucifixion terrified all those under Roman rule.
But not Jesus.
He willingly suffered this excruciating death to prove God’s power over sin and death.
See how we can believe in a crucified savior.
