Jesus

1. The central figure of Universe, the Word become flesh; the Son of God, born of the Virgin Mary; also known as the Messiah, Christ, or Savior of the world.

2. The second person of the Holy Trinity, who lived a sinless life on Earth, died on the cross for humanity's sins, and was resurrected on the third day.

3. A Prophet, Priest, and King who is a teacher and healer whose teachings form the foundation of Christian belief and practice.

[ ˈjē-zəs ] noun

Who Is Jesus?

Jesus is the most important person you could ever know. Whether you’re just curious or looking for something deeper, the question "Who is Jesus?" is life-changing. Some people think of Jesus as just a great teacher, a religious leader, or a historical figure. But Jesus Himself made bold claims—He said He was the Son of God, the Savior of the world, and the way to eternal life. If that’s true, it changes everything.
Jesus was unlike anyone else who ever lived. He walked the earth over 2,000 years ago, teaching about love, truth, and God’s kingdom. He healed the sick, calmed storms, and performed miracles that showed He had power over creation. He welcomed the outcasts, defended the broken, and challenged religious hypocrisy. But He didn’t just come to teach—He came to rescue.

Why Did Jesus Come?

Jesus came to bring us back to God. His mission wasn’t about setting up a new religious system—it was about restoring our relationship with the One who created us. Every person was made to know and enjoy God, but sin broke that relationship. No matter how hard we try, we can’t fix ourselves. That’s why Jesus stepped in. He lived the perfect life we couldn’t live. He took on our sin, our failures, and our shame. He willingly went to the cross to take the punishment we deserved. His death wasn’t just an act of suffering—it was an act of love. But the story doesn’t end there. Three days later, Jesus rose from the dead. His resurrection wasn’t just a comeback—it was a victory over sin, death, and everything that separates us from God. Because Jesus is alive, He offers us new life.

What Does This Mean for You?

You can be forgiven. No matter what’s in your past, Jesus paid the price for your sin.
You can have peace. Jesus restores what’s broken and gives us hope beyond this life.
You can know God. Christianity isn’t about rules—it’s about a real relationship with a living Savior. The Bible puts it this way:

"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." – John 3:16

Jesus invites you to follow Him. He doesn’t ask you to clean yourself up first—He meets you where you are and offers you a fresh start.

How Do I Respond?

Jesus isn’t just a figure in history—He is alive, and He is calling you to Himself. This isn’t about religion; it’s about a response to the living God. The gospel isn’t just good advice—it’s good news, and news demands a response. The Bible is clear: “If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” (Romans 10:9) Salvation is not something we achieve—it’s something we receive. It’s not about cleaning yourself up or trying harder. It’s about surrendering to the grace of Jesus and trusting in His finished work on the cross. Right now, Jesus is calling you. The question is—will you respond?

If you feel the weight of your sin, if you know you can’t fix yourself, if you’re tired of running—come to Jesus. His arms are open, and He stands ready to save. The gospel is simple:

  1. Admit that you are a sinner who needs a Savior. (Romans 3:23)

  2. Believe that Jesus died and rose again to rescue you. (John 3:16)

  3. Call on Him in faith, surrendering your life to His Lordship. (Romans 10:13)

If your heart is stirring, if you know you need Jesus, you can pray right now. There’s no magic in the words—it’s about the intent of your heart. If you’re ready, pray this:

“ Lord Jesus, I know I am a sinner. I cannot save myself. But I believe You died for me and rose again. I turn from my sin and surrender to You as my Lord and Savior. Fill me with Your Spirit and lead me in Your ways. I am Yours. Amen.”