Mountain Veteran Ministries

Jesus & the Gospel

Christianity ultimately comes down to one person: Jesus Christ. Who was He? What did He teach? Why did He die? Did He really rise from the dead? And what does it mean to follow Him today? Explore Jesus, His message, His cross, His resurrection, and the good news at the center of the Christian faith.

It All Comes Back to Jesus

Christianity can become surrounded by denominations, theological systems, traditions, politics, debates, and religious culture. Some of those things matter. But none of them is the center. The center is Jesus Christ — who He is, what He accomplished, what He taught, and His invitation to follow Him.

Who Is Jesus?

Start with the central question of Christianity. Explore the historical Jesus, His identity, His Jewish world, His claims about Himself, and why Christians believe He is unlike anyone else in history.

The Teachings of Jesus

Jesus did more than provide religious information. He taught a radically different vision of God, humanity, love, holiness, discipleship, and life in God’s kingdom.

The Gospel, Grace & Faith

What exactly is the Gospel? Explore Christ’s invitation to faith, grace, salvation, holiness, and the ways Christians have tried to understand how God’s saving work reaches us.

The Cross & Atonement

Why did Jesus have to die? Explore the meaning of the cross, Christ’s obedience, substitution, atonement, and why Christians believe His death changed everything.

The Resurrection

Christianity rises or falls with the resurrection of Jesus. Explore the empty tomb, historical evidence, alternative explanations, resurrection appearances, and what Christ’s victory over death means for us.

The Person & Work of Christ

Go deeper into historic Christian teaching about Jesus: fully God and fully human, Prophet, Priest and King, and the One through whom God’s saving work is accomplished.

Following Jesus

Christianity is more than knowing facts about Jesus. His invitation is to follow Him. Explore discipleship, sanctification, life in His church, and what following Christ looks like in ordinary life.

Come Back to Jesus

Christian traditions can help us understand the faith. Theology can help us think clearly. Churches can help us grow together. But none of those things can replace Jesus. At the center of Christianity stands the One who said, “Follow Me.” Whether you are exploring Christianity for the first time, returning after years away, or simply trying to understand your faith more deeply, the best place to begin is the same place we continually return: Jesus Christ.

Start With Jesus