Abstract
This research investigates the meaning contained in the title “Jesus as Messiah” and how this concept is implemented in the daily lives of Christians in Indonesia, a pluralistic society with diverse cultures and religions. Using a theological and social approach, this research eplores Christians’ understanding of the identity of the Messiah and its impact on religious practices and their interactions in a multicultural environment.
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