Jesus Christ

Jesus served by the Spirit’s power, not His own strength—and He calls us to do the same, even in weakness and fear.

The New Testament tells of Jesus, God’s love, salvation, and invites us to encounter the Savior at the heart of it all.

The blood of Jesus represents His sacrifice, bringing forgiveness, cleansing from sin, and a new covenant between God and humanity.

Maybe you’ve felt it deep down — that unexplainable fear you can’t shake at night. The weight of guilt that seems to whisper, “You’ll never be free.” Or the terror that death is a dark, unstoppable force no one can escape. We live in a world haunted by unseen battles and overshadowed by the grave. […]

Jesus overcame temptation so you can too—His victory gives you power to resist, endure, and walk in real, lasting freedom.

Jesus treated sinners with compassion and truth, offering forgiveness, calling them to repentance, and welcoming them into God’s grace.

The name "Jesus" means "The Lord saves"—revealing His mission to save humanity from sin and bring eternal life through His sacrifice.

Jesus, different from other religious leaders, lived sinlessly, performed miracles, and rose again—proving He is the Son of God.

The Passion of the Christ is a 2004 American biblical epic drama film directed by Mel Gibson, written by Gibson and Benedict Fitzgerald, and starring Jim Caviezel as Jesus of Nazareth, Maia Morgenstern as the Virgin Mary, and Monica Bellucci as Mary Magdalene. This film depicts the last twelve hours of Jesus’ life, beginning with […]

Jesus is fully God and fully man—divine in nature, yet born as a man to save us and reveal God’s love in human form.

Jesus is called the Lamb of God because He was the perfect sacrifice who took away the sin of the world through His death.

The image of Jesus on the cross is a central symbol of Christianity, representing the crucifixion and death of Jesus.