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Who Is Jesus Christ?
The Most Important Question Every Human Being Must Answer
Every generation asks the same fundamental questions. Who created the universe? Why do we exist? Why is the world capable of such extraordinary beauty and yet such profound brokenness? Why do people everywhere long for truth, justice, love, and hope? Can sin, guilt, and death ever truly be overcome? Is there life beyond the grave? What is humanity’s ultimate purpose?
The Holy Scriptures reveal that the answer to every one of these questions is found in one person—Jesus Christ.
No individual has influenced human history more profoundly than Jesus Christ. His life has shaped civilizations, transformed cultures, inspired countless works of compassion, education, justice, and mercy, and continues to change millions of lives across every continent. Yet despite His global influence, the question Jesus asked His disciples nearly two thousand years ago remains the most important question every human being must answer today: “Who do you say I am?” (Matthew 16:15).
REVIVAL: GOD’S CALL TO RETURN
What Is Revival?
Revival is God’s gracious work by the Holy Spirit that restores His people to wholehearted love, obedience, holiness, worship, prayer, and faithful witness through Jesus Christ.
Revival is not the beginning of spiritual life—it is the renewal of spiritual life. It is God breathing fresh life into believers, churches, and communities that have grown spiritually cold, complacent, compromised, or distant from Him.
Throughout the Holy Scriptures, revival begins when God’s people humble themselves, repent, seek His face, return to His Word, and submit to the Holy Spirit. God responds by renewing hearts, restoring joy, empowering holy living, and advancing the Gospel.
True revival produces repentance, holiness, love for God, love for people, obedience to Scripture, unity among believers, compassion for the lost, and renewed passion for making disciples.
Revival is not measured by crowds, emotions, or extraordinary events. It is measured by transformed lives, faithful disciples, and the increasing lordship of Jesus Christ in individuals, churches, communities, and nations.
“Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You?” — Psalm 85:6
Revival begins with God’s people, but its influence reaches families, churches, communities, cities, and nations as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is faithfully proclaimed.
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