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Who is Jesus?

There is so much to say! Here are a few key points. If you want to know more, join us on Sundays or contact us.

Jesus is God’s Son. That means that he was born of Mary in Bethlehem, fully man, and grew up to tell people about who God is and how to live for him, before doing something that only God could do. But it also means that Jesus is God’s Son from all eternity. He is God. As Christians we worship Him, worshipping Father, Son and Holy Spirit – the Trinity. So Jesus is fully God and fully Man.

Jesus is the Saviour. The thing that Jesus came to do that no one else could do is to save his people. This didn’t mean leading them into battle against their enemies (the Romans), although many people at the time thought it might. Jesus saved his people by dying on a cross and rising again from the dead. He died on the cross for the sins of his people, for all the things that they – and we - have done wrong: not loving God, and not loving other people. Because Jesus is fully man he could stand in our place. Because Jesus is fully God, he is able to save.

Jesus is Lord. Jesus’ death on the cross saves all who turn to him, in repentance and faith. Repentance means turning around – turning away from living for ourselves, and instead turning to Jesus, to follow him, and live his way. Faith means trusting in God for salvation in Jesus Christ. We need to do this because Jesus is Lord. He is the one through whom God created the universe, and he is coming back as the judge of all. Everybody needs to recognise that Jesus is Lord of all, and to respond to him.

Contact Details

Email: office@christchurchgreenbank.org 


Phone: 01606 77277


Address: Greenbank Station House, Chester Road, Northwich CW8 4AG

 

Safeguarding

At Christ Church Greenbank we take our duties and obligations to protect all, young and adults, very seriously. Our safeguarding procedures are in-line with Chester Diocesan guidelines.

For more information please click this link to download our safeguarding policy and find contact details.

Privacy Notice

The PCC (Parochial Church Council) has agreed a Data Privacy Policy in order to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). If you choose to give Christ Church any personal data, it will be processed and stored in accordance with this policy. You can download and read the Data Privacy Notice here.