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What is Christianity?
Christianity is the religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. All Christians believe in one God who is creator of heaven and earth with Jesus Christ as his son. In contrast to other religion men are always seeking a god to worship, but in Christianity it is God who seeks men. Men in their current position are unacceptable to do service to God. Therefore it is God who calls men to worship him.

Who is a Christian?
A Christian is one who believes in and follows the teachings of Jesus Christ and practices righteousness as a way of life. One cannot become a Christian without believing in Jesus. The word believe as used here denotes an active believing. On the positive side one must confess the Lord Jesus as Saviour and on the negative side must reject and renounce all sins in their daily living.

Who is/was Jesus?
The Son of God: Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary and was conceive by the Holy Ghost, hence the Son of God (Mark 1:1). The Saviour of the world: All mankind was condemned to eternal death because of sin, so God sent his son to save the world (John 4:42). Redeemer: The penalty of death is upon mankind because of sin, but pay the price for our sins by his blood. So today all who believe in him should not perish by have everlasting life. (Job 19:25). Prince of Peace: Man from creation has sought peace without success. Man is only able to achieve temporary peace. But when our Lord returns he give the world everlasting peace (Isaiah 9:6). The Messiah: The promised Saviour and Deliver of the Jewish people or the anointed one. He was consecrated and appointed by God. (Daniel 9:25). High Priest: Jesus makes intercession on our behalf to God. He also sacrifice his life so he can present us to God (Hebrews 2:17). Lamb of God: Jesus is the spotless lamb, an acceptable sacrifice in the sight of God (John 1:29). King of kings: There have been many great kings mentioned in the bible such as David and Solomon but our King is greater  (Revelation 17:14). Lord of lords: We have many authority figures in our lives, such as our parents and boss. But who can be compared with Jesus (1 Timothy 6:15). Good Shepherd: Just as earthly shepherd tend, provide and care for their sheep, Jesus also take care of his people (John 10:11). Fountain of Living Waters: Jesus said any drink of the natural water will thirst again, but whosoever drink of the water that he gives shall never thirst again (Jeremiah 2:13).

Who or what is the Church?
The Church is the body of Jesus Christ or a group of Christians operating as a unit. There is no where in scripture where the church is defined as being an individual. The church is always used as a collective term consisting of members. Scripture also reveals that the church is similar to the natural body. Members of the natural are useless by themselves but are given unique ability so that together they are strong. This is also how the oneness of the body is achieved. A member separated from the body means certain death, just as if you have amputated one of your hands. Moreover by such a lost the body would be handicapped.

Who is a Disciple?
A disciple is one who is under the discipline of Jesus Christ: Following his teachings and living by his principles. The word disciple is used about 270 times in the Gospels and Acts denotes a pupil who submits to processes of learning under a teacher. A disciple is a life of sacrifice and self-denial.

Who is a Sinner?
All were born as sinners and One who practices sin as a way of life. The scripture describes a sinner as a person whose standing is incorrect before God. A sinner is walking in darkness and has lost his way. The bible also teaches that a sinner in under deception and lacks understanding.

What is Sin?
Sin is the transgression of God's laws and all unrighteousness. Sin is rebellion against God and his authority. The bible describes sin as lawlessness. Sin is a cancer, which cripples the body and eventually results in death. The scripture describes sin as a power, which man is unable to deliver self. Only the power of God can deliver man from sin.

What is Sanctification?
Sanctification means to be set apart, purification, to separate from profane things.

What is Consecration?
To dedicate or set apart for God's exclusive use.
      I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. [2] And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.
    [3] For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith (Romans 12:1-3).
No one can consecrate himself without sensing the love of the lord. When a person is moved by love, he is willing to consecrate his life to the Lord.
Consecration is a divine right. We find this in (1 Cor. 6:19-20) “or know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit which is in you, which ye have from God? And ye are not your own; for you have been bought with a price: glorify God therefore in your body. We are no longer our own, for we belong to Jesus; therefore we must glorify God in our bodies.
Consecration is setting yourself apart from everything in order to be wholly the Lord’s. It is the acceptance of a holy office, the office of serving the lord. Consecration is more than love, more than purchasing. Henceforth the one who consecrates himself is separated from everything in this world, from his former masters. This is what consecration really means.
Men do not choose to consecrate themselves to God; it is God who chooses men to be consecrated to him. All who consider themselves as doing a favor for God by forsaking all to serve him are actually strangers to consecration. No one who thinks of service as rendering God a favor and an honor is a chosen one. It is God who favors us to have a part in his exclusive work. It is God who selects us to serve him. May we realize that consecration means we are chosen for the honor of serving God.

What is Baptism?
 Baptism is the immersion into water of a person after he or she has believed in their heart and have confessed the Lord with their mouth. Baptism is an outward confession of your separation from the world. Baptism also shows your co-death with the Lord and your resurrection to a new life. A minister of the gospel usually performs baptism.

Who or what is the Holy Ghost?
 The Holy Ghost is the third person of the Godhead; he is indwelling Spirit a believer received to be saved. In the New Testament the Holy Spirit reveals himself as a person and is deity. He has personality: He shows emotion (Ephesians 4:30), and will (1 Corinthians 12:11). He also teaches (John 14:26), testifies (John 15:26), directs (Acts 8:29), guides (Romans 8:14), warns (1 Timothy 4:1).

Who or what is the Trinity?
God expressed in three distinct personages, the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost. The word trinity does not appear in the bible, but the existence of a triune God is first manifested at creation (Genesis 1:1-3).

What is Faith?
Faith is the belief and confidence in the words of God. Without faith one cannot be saved: all the promises of God must be accepted by faith in order to secure his promises. Therefore I say unto you, all things whatsoever ye pray and ask for, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.

Who is Satan?
 He was a chief archangel in heaven formerly known as Lucifer before his rebellion against God.  Scripture describes him as the prince of this world and the father of lies. Satan is also described as our adversary and foe. He is also known as the devil, the dragon and the serpent. He is a master at deception and deceives the whole world. Scripture also warns us that his main purpose is to kill, steal and destroy.

Who or what is a Demon?
An evil spirit using its power to cause destruction and death. Demons generally possess their victims causing personality changes and increase in physical strength. They have power to control their victim mind and thought processes. They recognize and fear Jesus name and authority.

Who or what is an Angel?
 Angels are supernatural heavenly beings created by God before the creation of the world. They obey every command of God and each performs specific functions. They have various ranks and responsibilities. They mainly function on earth as messengers and defenders of God’s people.