Christ is for everyone!: Recent Episodes
Steven Nemes
The Holy Spirit spoke through the prophets in the words of Scripture, and the disciples of Christ recognized His voice.
The apostles of Christ bear reliable witness to His resurrection, which is the promise and confirmation that God is going to restore this world.
Christ saves us as the mediator of the relationship between God and human beings. He brings to human beings what can only come from God, and He gives to God, on our behalf, what we owed Him.
The Bible can be understood as a response to the experience of evil in the world. It speaks about how God is working to repair the world through Jesus Christ.
Christianity affirms the existence of God as the creator of all things, that in virtue of which everything exists.
Why should we have the Nicene Creed, rather than just sticking to the Bible? What is the purpose of the Creed? The answer: Christ is the principle of unity of the Church, and the Creed tells us who Christ is and what He taught.
The Bible provides us a way to think about the fact that there are so many different churches. Each one tries to build, in its own way, on the foundation of Jesus Christ.
Christ’s work does not stop with His death on the cross, but rather He continues to seek our salvation every day.
The world is created by God to serve as the home of human beings, providing for their every need and becoming the arena in which they seek their own perfection.
The message of the entire Bible, from the Old Testament to the teaching of Christ and His Apostles, is one and the same: that we should trust in God.
There are two ways to God. On the one hand, God is the source of the existence of everything we see. On the other hand, God is that Life within us which makes us to be alive.
The wrath of God is not something fundamental in His character. God is love, and He wants our salvation. People only experience God as “wrathful” if they falsely think of Him as a threat to who they are.
The goal of God is to establish friendship among all the creatures in the universe, centered around His Son Jesus Christ.
The love of God is so radical that it extends even to those persons who would do the unthinkable — murdering His only Son, Jesus Christ.
According to the Apostle John, evangelism is about inviting others to share in the joy of a life lived in friendship with God and His Son Jesus Christ.
Christ teaches us that there is nothing to worry about. Why not? Because God loves us and knows what we need. For that reason, nothing can harm us.
Christ accepts into His family anyone who turns toward Him in the pursuit of what is good, whether it be teaching, or healing, or direction.
Salvation is not merely one more thing Christ does. Rather, it is the very definition of who He is as a person. That is why we can always trust Him.