It is said that Jesus is God’s son, yet it is also said that Jesus is God. How can one being be both the father and son of iself. And how did God have a human son, or a son that could be seen by humans and interact with humans.

You are right to think of Father, Son and Holy Spirit [HS] as one God. This is a key truth of the Christian faith. What the bible would add to this, is not only are they one God, but they are also three distinct persons. That is, the Father, Son and HS are all distinct from each other, but they have the same essence or nature; one God, three persons. Christians still want to maintain that ...

We speak of Scripture being ‘God-breathed’ (2 Timothy 3:16), as being God’s Word. The writers of the Bible often referred back to older books within it as being God’s words - and most importantly, Jesus himself described the Bible in this way.

In addition, Jesus teaching about himself and the Holy Spirit [John 14:26; 15:26] demonstrated that God is one God, but three different persons - Father, Son and Holy Spirit [c.f. Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14]. This concept of “one God in three persons” or Trinity was a great difficulty for the early church.

Jesus Christ, God the Son, is in you by His Spirit, and God the Father is in you by His Spirit. The same Spirit, but again, Jesus is not the Father. By the way, that was why the Old Testament prophets could say “The LORD says”: because God lived in them and spoke through them.

Jesus died to save everyone from sin - those who came after him and those who came before. We have heard about God’s promise to save us on the Day of Judgement by Jesus’ death, and we are trusting that he will.

Jesus’ death on the cross paid for the sins (our deliberate ignorance of God and the wrong things we do) of all that choose to follow him. Jesus experiences God’s judgement instead of us and was declared as guilty when he died on the cross.

Where is Jesus today? I know about his Spirit being ‘present’. But I’m wondering where the 2nd person of the Trinity went after he ascended in a physical body up into ‘the heavens’. I guess my question partly relates to whether ‘heaven’ is physically present or merely ‘spiritually present’. Feel free to refer me to some other website since this isn’t an evangelsitic query.

The best way to “convince” people is to introduce them to Jesus (in the Bible) and let God do the convincing. So pray for the people around you who aren’t Christians, live the godly life God called you to live before them, make the most ofthe opportunities that come your way and trust that God will use you to bring others into his kingdom.

Whose god should we listen to? The choices seem endless - Hinduism, Bahai, Islam, Buddhism and so on, all offer an alternative god and an alternative view on life. How can we be certain which one is right? The central claim of Christianity is that God has come into the world so that we can be certain of who he is. The life of Jesus Christ offers a …