Reconciliation: Humanity's Journey Back to God

Humans were created in the image of God, but sin distanced them; Jesus reconciled them with God by dying for their sins.

### The Gospel Message: Salvation through Jesus Christ
* ✝ The illustration with folding paper symbolizes the **separation between humans and God due to sin**.
* 🌍 Initially, humans were created in the **image of God** and in **perfect unity** with Him.
* 🙏 Sin caused a separation, leading to **fear, guilt, and anxiety** in place of the initial **harmony**.
* 🔍 People often seek to fill this void through **good deeds, philosophy, wealth, fame, or religious practices**, but these alone cannot **reconcile them with God**.
* ✝ ️ God, out of love, sent His Son Jesus Christ to **die on the cross as a sacrifice for humanity's sins**.
* 🛐 To receive salvation and reconciliation with God, one must **personally accept Jesus Christ as their Savior and God**.

Fold the paper in half, then fold only half of it in half again. Draw a straight line horizontally and two lines vertically. This is about humans and God. When God created the world, we were united with God. Created in the image of God, we were in a perfect state without worry, fear, or anxiety. However, by sinning, we became distant from God. In the place where God left, we were left with fear, guilt, and anxiety. In order to fill these, people do good deeds, hold philosophical beliefs, seek money and fame, or engage in religious practices. However, with these, we cannot be reconciled with God. In order to resolve our sins, God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to this earth. By letting Him die on the cross in our place, He paid the ultimate price for us and reconciled us with God.

We must personally accept Jesus Christ as our Savior and our God.

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World view Rumi

Humanity was originally created in the image of God, in a perfect state of being, but sin drove a wedge between them.

As a result, people have been trying to fill the void with good deeds, philosophy, wealth, and religious practices, but to no avail.

The reconciliation with God was made possible through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ, who paid the ultimate price for the sins of humanity.

Personal acceptance of Jesus Christ is a central tenet of the Christian faith.

This belief emphasizes the importance of a direct, individual relationship with Jesus.

Accepting Jesus as both Savior and God is a fundamental principle for many Christian denominations.