Teachings
Let’s delve into the core fundamentals of the Christian faith. Think of these as the sturdy roots of a magnificent tree, providing life and stability to all its branches. Here are some essential aspects:
The foundation of Christian belief
The foundation of Christian theology is the systematic study of God, his revelation, and his relationship with the world, primarily based on the Bible and Christian tradition. It seeks to understand and articulate the beliefs and practices of the Christian faith.
The Triune God
The Christian Trinity means one God exists as three co-equal, distinct persons: the Father, Son (Jesus) and Holy Spirit.
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Jesus Christ: GOD
Jesus Christ, the fully God and fully human Son, achieved salvation through His perfect life, atoning death, and glorious Resurrection.
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The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit, the third in the Trinity, actively empowers, guides, and equips believers to follow God’s will
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The Bible
The Bible is God’s inspired, authoritative Word, revealing truth about Him, salvation, and living a life of honor
Salvation
Humanity is sinful and separated from God. Salvation, a gift of Gods grace is received only through faith in Jesus Christ, not works
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GOD’s sovereignty
God is the Creator of all things ex nihilo, establishing His sovereignty. Humanity, created in His image, has unique purpose and dignity
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The Church
The Church, Christ’s body on earth, is the community called to worship God, share Gospel, and serve.
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Sin and separation from GOD
Humanity inherits a sinful nature from Adam and Eve, a state of brokenness. causing rebellion and falling short of God’s perfect standard
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The Second Coming and Eternal
Christians believe in the future return of Jesus Christ to judge the living and the dead and to establish God’s eternal kingdom. They also believe in eternal life for those who have faith in Jesus Christ.
Key themes
Christian theology explores several major themes:
Eschatology (Last Things): The study of the final destiny of humanity and the world, including the Second Coming of Christ, the resurrection of the dead, final judgment, and the eternal state (heaven and hell).
Soteriology (Salvation): The study of salvation—how humanity is redeemed from sin and reconciled with God. It emphasizes that salvation is achieved through God’s grace (unmerited favor) received by faith in Jesus Christ.
Anthropology (Humanity and Sin): The study of human nature. It teaches that humans were created good in God’s image but fell into sin (The Fall), resulting in a broken relationship with God and a pervasive problem of evil.
Pneumatology (Holy Spirit): The study of the Holy Spirit, who is believed to indwell believers, guide the church, empower ministry, and illuminate the Scriptures.
Ecclesiology (Church): The study of the nature, structure, and mission of the Church—the community of believers called out by God.
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