To describe Jesus Christ as the source of truth means that truth is more than a collection of accurate facts, moral principles or philosophical ideas. According to Christian theology, ultimate truth is rooted in the nature of God and revealed personally through Jesus Christ. The Bible presents Christ not simply as a teacher who explains […]

The question of whether Jesus claimed to be God remains central to Christian theology. Although He did not usually express His identity through modern theological formulas, the New Testament records statements and actions that His original audience understood as claims to divine identity, authority and equality with the Father. Jesus presented Himself as eternal, used […]

John the Baptist is remembered as the bold prophet who prepared the way for Jesus and publicly identified Him as the promised Messiah. His later question “Are you the one who is to come, or shall we look for another?” can therefore appear surprising. The question, recorded in Matthew 11:2–3 and Luke 7:18–20, was delivered […]

Prayer is central to the Christian faith, serving as a means of communicating with God, seeking guidance and finding comfort during difficult moments. While many Christian prayers are addressed to God the Father, the New Testament also provides a clear basis for believers to pray directly to Jesus Christ. Christians approach Jesus in prayer because […]

One of Christianity’s central teachings is that Jesus Christ is both fully divine and fully human. This belief is explained through the doctrines of the Incarnation and the Hypostatic Union. The Incarnation refers to the eternal Son of God taking on human nature, while the Hypostatic Union describes the permanent union of Christ’s divine and […]

At the heart of Christian biblical theology is the belief that the Bible presents one unified story of redemption centered on Jesus Christ. Although Scripture was written by numerous authors across many centuries, Christians believe its books collectively reveal God’s plan to rescue humanity from sin and restore creation through Christ. From Genesis to Revelation, […]

Jesus Christ is presented throughout the New Testament as the perfect example of a servant. Although Christians recognize Him as Lord and King, He did not use His authority to dominate others or pursue personal recognition. Instead, He demonstrated that genuine leadership is expressed through humility, compassion, obedience and sacrifice. His life completely challenged conventional […]

The Bible describes Jesus Christ as the “mediator of a new covenant” in Hebrews 8:6, Hebrews 9:15 and Hebrews 12:24. First Timothy 2:5 similarly declares that there is one mediator between God and humanity—the man Christ Jesus. The biblical Greek word translated as “mediator” is mesitēs. It refers to a person who stands between two […]

The Catholic Diocese of Konongo-Mampong in the Ashanti Region has imposed an indefinite suspension a divinis on Rev. Fr. Samuel Adapore over allegations that he left his assigned parish without authorization and abandoned his pastoral responsibilities. The canonical sanction was announced in an official decree issued by the Diocesan Bishop, Most Rev. John Opoku-Agyemang, following […]

The title “Everlasting Father” is one of the most profound names given to the promised Messiah in the Bible. It appears in Isaiah 9:6, a well-known prophecy Christians believe points to Jesus Christ: “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And […]