In this video, we tackle three common misconceptions about Christianity: 

First, recognising our need for a Savior in Jesus doesn't trap believers in a "victim consciousness." Quite the opposite, it's an empowering admission of human brokenness that leads to freedom, victory, and strength through Christ (Romans 8:37). Jesus, the ultimate innocent victim, never adopted a victim mentality but responded with humility, trust in God, and purpose. 

Second, contrary to popular myths, the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD did NOT decide or assemble the books of the New Testament. Its focus was the divinity of Christ and the Nicene Creed, no historical records from the council discuss the biblical canon.

Finally, if Jesus isn't God, He's not just a "good teacher." As C.S. Lewis famously argued in his Lord-Liar-Lunatic trilemma: A mere man claiming divinity would either be delusional, deceptive, or truly divine. His profound moral teachings only hold if His claims are true.