How would I explain Jesus?

I would start off with explaining to my friend that Jesus is a friend to all and that no matter what they do Jesus will always love them. I would then go on to tell them that Jesus is Gods son, and God was the man that created everything (light and day, man and woman, all animals, and heaven and earth) I would then go on to tell them about my personal experiences with God and what he has done in my life thus far. If they started to ask me questions like who is god? Is he a Man or a God? I would just respond to them like this. God was both God and man Jesus was 100% man as shown from multiple accounts in the bible, but he did have amazing powers and limitless ability to do anything. If they asked if Jesus was a man or angel? I would say that Jesus was extremely holy but he was human.

I would conclude to tell said person that even through all the past things they have done in there life they still have God to fall back on even in the toughest times of need and that he will heed to all their prayers and needs.

Money.. Money.. Money..

What I have always been told about money is if you have a lot of it or a little of it you are always supposed to give 10% of it to the church, the rest is honestly whatever you want to spend your money on (morally right things to spend your money on). Now I for one am not a huge fan of the whole calling people rich or poor, because honestly not everyone knows what peoples financial well being is unless they brag and or share about it to others. Now for a person who is legitimately rich, they have a huge moral decision on their hands, do I flaunt and show off all of my money and brag about it, or am I conservative and keep my financial situation to my self. For a poor person they are given the same situation, but it has been factually proven that poor people spend more money on unnecessary things then most common wealthy people do. Now all of this was most likely a jumble of the most random things ever. So to end this in conclusion I think it really doesn't matter if you are poor or rich and how you spend your money, as long as you are giving money back to the church and maybe those that need it as it is always good to help out others.