What does the Christian faith entail?

We believe in the one true God, Creator of heaven and earth, who created us out of love — not to be mere beings, but to walk with Him in a living, holy relationship; a relationship overflowing with love, freedom, and peace.
But this relationship was broken, not because God turned away, but because we chose our own ways and forsook His presence. Sin separated us from His presence.

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Yet God did not leave us lost in darkness. In His eternal love, God Himself came to this earth, in His Son: Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh, to bear our sins and die in our place. For "the wages of sin is death" (Romans 6:23).

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Through His death, He paid the price, and through His resurrection on the third day, He broke the power of death and gave us eternal life. The cross was the suffering of Jesus Christ, God himself, who brought us redemption, salvation, and freedom. The resurrection is the beginning of our hope. In Jesus Christ, God himself came to earth. It is His dearest desire to enter into a personal relationship with you and me.

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“To all who received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God” (John 1:12).
In Christ, we are no longer slaves, but beloved sons and daughters. We are born again, with a heavenly identity, part of God's family.

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After His resurrection, He appeared to His disciples, taught them, and ascended into heaven where He sits at the right hand of the Father—as our intercessor—awaiting the day of His glorious return.

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And He sent us the Holy Spirit, the Comforter, to dwell within us, to guide us, to strengthen us, and to renew us from within. Thus, we no longer live by our own strength, but by His grace, in daily communion with Him—in the silence of our hearts and the depths of faith.