Eternal Life

ICDC = Intentional Christian Discipleship Community

Join OzEternity and become part of a new community of Christians, immersed in the conviction of Christianity as understood in today’s reality.

This is accomplished through a willingness to change the condition of your dead soul as part of your new birth of the Spirit (John 3:5–6). Every person born into this world is born from water, for no living being could exist on Earth without the abundance of water. Just consider the vastness of the oceans—without water, only rocks would exist on Earth.

But there is more to the purpose of Ozeternity

1.     The first and most important purpose today is the possibility of your soul dwelling before the God of Creation (John 14:1–4; 6:39–40).

2.     The second is the birth of your Spirit, because everyone born into this world today belongs to the evil god of this world (Matthew 4:8–9; Luke 4:5–7).

3.     The third purpose of Ozeternity, also a major one, is the deliverance of your soul and spirit from the ownership of the god of this world. This deliverance includes the possibility of receiving the Armor of God, enabling you to withstand his continuous deceptions, which are always aimed at keeping you away from the God of Creation.

4.     The fourth purpose is the transformation of your will—to learn more about the relevance and meaning of the Gospel in today’s Christianity. Fulfilling this purpose empowers you to promote the Great Commission left by our Lord Jesus Christ, which includes all who call themselves Christians (Matthew 28:18–20; Mark 16:15–18; Luke 24:45–49; John 20:21–23; Acts 1:8).

The meaning of redemption is the newly awarded spiritual condition, dependent on the sovereignty of the God of Creation. This condition enables you to use the Armor of God (Ephesians 6:11–18), living your life in the new, redeemed state (Galatians 5:22–23).

God the subjective reality

Today, when any Christian person is confronted with the question, "Can you prove God exists?" the immediate answer often given is, “The answer to your question is found in the Bible.”

Among all religious books that exist today, the Bible seems to offer the most rational answer to this question. The question then becomes: which of them is telling the truth? To answer this, one must interpret the entire Bible using three major tools of philosophical rationality—truth, reality, and logic—all developed to discover the truth behind subjective realities.

Unfortunately, today we also find that truth is often considered relative to the individual who holds the concept. Only objective realities can be described with the same meaning in any language.

After confronting some philosophers about the meaning of the word truth, the answer given was: “Truths are the corresponding descriptions of reality.” However, when asked to define reality, they were unable to provide a clear answer.

Returning to the Bible, it appears to be the only source of truth that can answer the profound question: Why is there something rather than nothing? This begins in Genesis 1:1, written by Moses approximately 3,500 years ago, and continues with the books of the New Testament, written by the Apostles and followers of our Lord Jesus Christ.

If you agree with the correct understanding of eternal life before the God of Creation, then it is in your interest to understand more about the formation of atoms—as the initial step in the formation of the entire universe, including the solar system, and the planet Earth, which was created as the dwelling place of human beings, destined to belong to His eternal kingdom among humanity.