The narrative of Christianity is rich with transformation, diversity, and a profound respect for life. Central to this narrative is the resurrection of Jesus Christ, an event that not only solidified the faith of His followers but also set into motion the spread of a religion that would eventually span the globe. However, this growth did not come without complexity, as historical and doctrinal differences led to significant fragmentation within the Church. Moreover, the Bible's perspectives on life continue to inform and challenge believers as they navigate contemporary ethical issues. This article seeks to delve into these three pivotal aspects, drawing from the conversations of believers and the sacred scriptures that guide them.