Jesus is the eternal Son of God. W. T. Conner agreed with the gospel authors and the apostle Paul that Jesus is God over all.

Do you trust Jesus to save you? Have you submitted to Him as Lord? Learn why W. T. Conner thought trust and submission to be constituent elements of faith in Christ.

Are you “in Christ”? W. T. Conner taught that faith, belief in Christ, is the Scriptural condition of salvation. Experience the saving power of Christ!

“Are you the Messiah, the son of the blessed one?” “I am,” Jesus assented. Learn why W. T. Conner described Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament religion.

The power of Christianity in human history stands on the reality of Jesus’ resurrection as an objective appearance. Discover why W. T. Conner believed in the transformational power of Jesus’ resurrection.

Can a Christian believe in a non-miraculous Christ and rely on the Gospel records? Find out why W. T. Conner said, “That’s insane.”

Jesus’ sinlessness and His virgin birth are connected to the Holy Spirit’s involvement in His earthly life. Discover the Scriptural basis for Jesus’ supernatural birth.

What do you say about someone who tells you to confess sin but does not have any sins to confess? Find out how W. T. Conner interpreted Jesus’ sinless perfection in Scripture.

Jesus’ temptations and struggles required mental, physical, religious, social, and moral growth. Find out why W. T. Conner taught that Jesus’ struggles required real growth.

The author of the letter to the Hebrews tells us about Jesus’ earthly life, or “days of his flesh”. Find out why W. T. Conner called Jesus’ humanity an obvious New Testament teaching.