
The Person of Christ
The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the center of God’s redemptive plan. The Old Testament proclaimed that the Messiah would come into this world to save His people from their sins. The New Testament gospels teach that the Messiah has come, our Lord Jesus Christ, and describe his life. And the rest of the New Testament teaches why he came and what that means for every believer. And finally, the book of Revelation teaches that He will come back for His people and establish a kingdom. If the Bible is centered on Jesus, then it is critical that we come to know Him from the Scripture. Join Tom Pennington as he surveys the Bible to inform our minds and hearts about The Person of Christ.
Part 2
The humanity of the Lord Jesus Christ is an essential doctrine of the Christian faith. In other words, if you have to believe in the humanity of Jesus—that the eternal Son of God took to himself human flesh—in order to be a Christian. The Bible not only teaches that He became man, but also why he became man. He became a man to bring salvation to lost sinners and to rescue people from the wrath of God that their sins deserve.
Part 3
We live in a world of people who acknowledge that Jesus of Nazareth existed in the first century. Many think of Jesus Christ as a wonderful man, a good teacher, or a special, unique prophet. But the Scriptures teach more than just Jesus’ humanity—in fact, they teach that He is also fully God. As we’ll discover, if Jesus is God, then He isn’t merely a wonderful man or good teacher. If Jesus is God, he isn’t merely a prophet. If Jesus is God, then you have to grapple with His claims that He is the only savior of the world.
Part 4
Jesus, as the God-man, claims to be the way, the truth, and the life, and that no one can be right with God except through Him. He claims to forgive people of their sins and grant them eternal life. He also claims that if you reject Him, you will suffer the wrath of God for eternity. Either Jesus is a liar who needs to be rejected, or a lunatic who is out of his mind, or He is, in fact, exactly who He says He is.