Fundamental beliefs
Fundamental Beliefs
This course is a general introduction to the orthodox historic Christian faith. It covers essential Christian doctrines as well as the Apostle’s Creed, the Nicaean Creed, the Sacraments, the Commandments, and the Lord’s Prayer.
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El Evangelio, la salvación cristiana, la condición humana y mucho más.
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The Gospel - The Good News
The Gospel teaches us that we are sinners, unable to save ourselves, but out of love God sent His Son to reconcile us to Him. Jesus Christ paid our debt, forgave us, and gave us a new life as new creations. Now we live free from the power of sin, walking daily in a transforming relationship with Christ.
The Gospel teaches us that we are sinners, unable to save ourselves, but out of love God sent His Son to reconcile us to Him. Jesus Christ paid our debt, forgave us, and gave us a new life as new creations. Now we live free from the power of sin, walking daily in a transforming relationship with Christ.
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The Scriptures
The Gospel teaches us that we are sinners, unable to save ourselves, but out of love God sent His Son to reconcile us to Him. Jesus Christ paid our debt, forgave us, and gave us a new life as new creations. Now we live free from the power of sin, walking daily in a transforming relationship with Christ.
The Gospel teaches us that we are sinners, unable to save ourselves, but out of love God sent His Son to reconcile us to Him. Jesus Christ paid our debt, forgave us, and gave us a new life as new creations. Now we live free from the power of sin, walking daily in a transforming relationship with Christ.
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The Creeds
The creeds are fundamental declarations that summarize and protect the Christian faith, guiding the Church in the correct interpretation of Scripture and in defense against false doctrines. The historic Church recognizes four orthodox creeds: the Apostles’, the Nicene, the Chalcedonian, and the Athanasian. These creeds remain a firm foundation for proclaiming, teaching, and living the truth revealed by God.
The creeds are fundamental declarations that summarize and protect the Christian faith, guiding the Church in the correct interpretation of Scripture and in defense against false doctrines. The historic Church recognizes four orthodox creeds: the Apostles’, the Nicene, the Chalcedonian, and the Athanasian. These creeds remain a firm foundation for proclaiming, teaching, and living the truth revealed by God.
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“What does it mean to be a Christian?”
Unfortunately, a lot of us don’t know how to answer this simple question. In this study of three major parts, we will be exploring the central principles of Christianity so that we can defend and evangelize our faith.
Believing
An introduction to the historic and orthodox Christian Faith. It will give you a firm foundation, strengthen you, and encourage you by offering a 40,000-foot view of Christianity that connects all the pieces of the puzzle.
becoming
In this segment, we go deeper into what the Church has always taught about Christianity, and it is subtitled “Becoming” because we will explore what it means to live as a Christian, to place our hope in transformation, and to become the image of Christ.
belonging
Explore the greatest of the theological virtues: love.
You will discover what it means to belong to God, how to incorporate discipline into your devotion to Him, and, above all, how to cultivate a deep and wide relationship with God.
