The story of Jesus is the Gospel: the eternal Son of God became human, was born of the virgin Mary, lived without sin, taught God’s truth, performed mighty works, died on the cross for our sins, and rose bodily from the dead. Through faith in Jesus Christ, people receive forgiveness, reconciliation with God, and eternal […]
Marcus Borg was an Episcopal theologian and author known for interpreting Jesus, Scripture, and the resurrection through a progressive Christian framework. His views differ from historic biblical Christianity, which teaches that Jesus is the divine Son of God who truly died for sinners and physically rose again, as affirmed in 1 Corinthians 15:3–4 and John […]
Luke 8:1-3 describes Jesus traveling through towns and villages, proclaiming the kingdom of God, while the Twelve and several women followed Him and supported His ministry from their own means. The passage highlights grateful, practical discipleship, but its central focus is Jesus Christ, the divine Savior who came to proclaim the Gospel and accomplish salvation […]
Luke 9:51–62 teaches that Jesus deliberately set His face toward Jerusalem and called His followers to wholehearted, immediate, and persevering discipleship. The passage emphasizes mercy toward others, counting the cost, putting God’s kingdom first, and refusing to turn back. Jesus’ journey toward Jerusalem ultimately points to His sacrificial death and victorious resurrection as the Son […]
Mark 8:22-26 records Jesus healing a blind man at Bethsaida, unusually restoring his sight in two stages. The miracle teaches that Jesus has complete authority to heal and that spiritual understanding may grow progressively, while ultimately affirming Him as the divine Son of God and Savior revealed throughout Scripture. In Mark 8:22-26, Jesus heals a […]
John the disciple was the son of Zebedee, the brother of James, and one of Jesus’ twelve apostles. He witnessed Jesus’ ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection, and is traditionally associated with the Gospel of John, three letters, and Revelation; his testimony points clearly to Jesus Christ as the eternal Son of God who died for sinners […]
“Christ our life” means that Jesus Christ is the source, center, and purpose of a believer’s life. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus gives forgiveness, a new identity, and eternal life; therefore, Christians are called to trust Him, obey His Word, and live for His glory. As Paul writes, “Christ, who is your life,” will […]
Jesus teaches that marriage is a God-established covenant in which a man and woman become one flesh, calling husband and wife to faithful, lifelong love (Matthew 19:4–6). He also addresses divorce, sexual faithfulness, and marriage in the resurrection, while pointing every person to God’s truth, mercy, and salvation through His death and resurrection. Marriage is […]
“Jesus and me” describes a personal relationship with Jesus Christ through faith: He is the divine Son of God who died for sins, rose again, and calls people to follow Him. The Bible assures believers that Jesus loves them, forgives those who trust Him, and remains with His people (John 3:16; Matthew 28:20). What does […]
Mark 5:1-20 teaches that Jesus Christ has absolute authority over demons and compassionate power to restore people whom sin and evil have broken. After Jesus delivers the man, He commands him to tell others what the Lord has done, showing that salvation produces a transformed life and a faithful witness; this same Jesus is the […]
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