* Because Jesus and the Father are both one and distinct, we can say that God ‘sent his son into the world’ - (John 3:16), and also that Jesus came into the world (1 Tim 1:15) - we are …

Jesus is God on earth John goes on to explain the staggering fact of the ‘incarnation’ (John 1:14-18): This God - the creator and sustainer of all things - chose to enter his creation. He became …

However the nature of the oneness of God shifted radically with the coming of Jesus. As the Son of God, Jesus taught his disciples that he and his Father were one [John 10:30, 17:11]. In …

The gospels describe Jesus being tempted to reject God’s ways, but he resisted. Christians believe Jesus was truly God. The records of his life recount eyewitnesses who observed his …

None of us has loved God or our neighbours to the extent that Jesus describes. God holds us responsible for our failure. Jesus teaches about a time in the future when we will all have to …

God sent Jesus to show the world that even though we don’t want a relationship with God, he still wants a relationship with us. Even though we deserve God’s punishment, Jesus died to save …

But God will not let us treat him as less than God. One day we will be judged for the way we treat God. But the great news is that Jesus came to reveal who God is, and to take our punishment …

But with the coming of Jesus, this forced Christians to extend their thinking on just what God was like. In the New Testament, Jesus made it clear that not only was he the son of the Father …

Heaven is first and foremost the presence of God and since God is Spirit (John 4:24) and exists outside both time and space then heaven can be seen as spiritual and being in heaven as a …

Jesus was there with God the Father when he made the world. And in fact God made the world through Jesus and for Jesus (Colossians 1:16). Jesus proved that he is God when he rose …