Who is Jesus Christ? The God-Man

Who is Jesus Christ?Jesus Christ is the foundation of the Christian faith, to have a false Christ is to have no redeemer, no hope or salvation. Getting who Christ is right is fundamental to our faith, this episode seeks to be a launch pad for a series of episodes exploring who Christ is, in His divinity, humanity, as our Priest, our Prophet and King.

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