FAQ'sThe following are some commonly asked questions about Christianity and our faith. If you have a question please submit it by filling out the form below! 1. What Jesus a man or was he God? Jesus Christ was both fully a man and fully God. "..Two whole, perfect, and distinct natures, the Godhead and the manhood, were inseparably joined together in one person, without conversion, composition, or confusion"1. He existed as God from all eternity, but when man fell into sin, he took upon himself the body of a man, so that he could be our Savour and our Intercessor. He lived the perfect human life, without sin, died on the cross as a substitute for all of our sins and is now seated on the right hand of the Father. (see John 1:1, Galations 4:4, Phillipians 2:6) 2. What does the term "saved" mean?In Christian terms the word "saved" refers to a person who has acknowledged the Lordship of Jesus Christ over his/her life and has come to Him humbly and repentant, for the forgiveness of sins. This person then is in a continually growing relationship with Christ and is therefore saved from God's wrath and justice. The condition of being saved is not just a one time event in a person's life, but rather an ongoing relationship with our creator and redeemer. It will inevitably lead us to an eternity with our Lord in heaven! (see Mark 16:16, John 3:16, Acts 2:21, Romans 10:9) 3. How can I find a good church?Finding a good church can sometimes be difficult, but certainly not impossible. When visiting a church here are some things to consider:
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