Christians believe in one omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent God who has existed throughout history. They think that the Bible is the fundamental way in which God has revealed Himself to humanity. The Bible is the key source for understanding God and his character. Jesus is the Son of God and the creator of all things. Throughout his 33-year earthly life, he lived a flawless life and was executed on a cross to forgive the sins of those who believe in him. Jesus founded Christianity and the Christian Church, and he is central to our worship, emphasis, and teaching.

Because all humans are separated from God by sin, Christians define sin as everything that goes against God’s good and perfect will. This divide generates the world’s most serious problem: people’s separation from their loving and holy God.Christians believe that only by trusting and accepting Jesus’ free offer of forgiveness can we mend our damaged connection with God. By believing, trusting, and following Jesus, we can have our sins forgiven, which is the “good news” or gospel message that Christians are so enthusiastic about.

Finally, as followers of Jesus, Christians believe that each of these five essential truths forms the basis of Christianity. These ideas are central and fundamental themes throughout the Bible, and Christians are willing to die for them.