In Episode 5 of the Foundations Series, we turn to one of the most important and often misunderstood questions in Christianity: Who is Jesus Christ?

Christians often attempt to explain the relationship between the Father and the Son using analogies drawn from human experience. These illustrations are meant to help, but often do more harm than good. They frequently oversimplify spiritual realities that ultimately lie beyond the limits of human understanding,

Rather than trying to explain God through these human comparisons, this episode takes the proper approach: we allow Scripture to speak for itself.

Looking at passages from Genesis, John, Romans, Exodus, and the teachings of Jesus Himself, we examine the biblical presentation of Christ as the Word of God—the One who was with God and was God, the One through whom all creation came into existence, and the One through whom the unseen Father is made known to mankind.

The goal of this study is not to force God into human categories, but to understand what the Bible actually reveals. Scripture provides real clarity about Christ’s identity while also reminding us that God’s nature ultimately reaches beyond what human language can fully explain.

By grounding our understanding in Scripture rather than speculation, we begin to see how Jesus can be both God and the Son of God without contradiction.

This episode lays the theological foundation for the next discussion in the series, where we turn to the central act of Christ’s mission—His sacrifice on the cross and the redemption it accomplished.