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Posts Tagged trinitarian teology


Central Doctrine

By on Wednesday, September 28th, 2016 | No Comments

I am convinced that the central doctrine of the Christian faith is that the Incarnation.  The doctrine of the Incarnation, as expressed in Trinitarian theology, is central to all other doctrines and practices in the Christian faith.  Here is a brief summary of my understanding of this Incarnational Trinitarian theology:   God is revealed as […]

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Was Jesus Forsaken By His Father?

By on Friday, October 9th, 2015 | No Comments

I used to believe that God turned his back on Jesus at the cross.  The reason for my blind acceptance of this idea is that the Sunday School teachers and pastors from my youth taught this as truth.  Further, it fit so well with their equally unbiblical notion that God was too HOLY to look […]

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Desire Found Me (book review)

By on Friday, May 8th, 2015 | No Comments

I received a complimentary copy Andre Rabe’s book Desire Found Me as a participant in Mike Morrell’s “Speakeasy” blogging network. This blog post contains a review of this book. The opinions stated in this review are my own. I am not required to offer a positive review of any publication as a part of this […]

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Is God With Us Or Not?

By on Monday, September 29th, 2014 | 1 Comment

In preaching themes like Christ Vicarious sacrifice for humanity’s atonement, Perichoresis (the Divine Dance) to which we are all invited to participate, and the intimate blessings of being abole to know that we are “liked, loved, accepted, included and adopted by God,” I am really attempting to answer one key theological question:  “Is God with […]

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You Were Created For MORE

By on Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 | No Comments

Before the foundation of the world, God created you to enjoy life in the Triune fellowship of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.That fellowship – that Divine Dance – gives life wholeness, peace, and passion. Unfortunately we often try to find those gifts in other places…… …in a spouse, …from a child, …from a parent, […]

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Ancient and Modern Reflections on Incarnation

By on Wednesday, October 30th, 2013 | No Comments

“We needed an Incarnate God, a God put to death, that we might live.  We were put to death together with Him, that we might be cleansed; we rose again with Him because we were put to death with Him; we were glorified with Him, because we rose again with Him,” Gregory Nazianzen, A Select […]

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The Incarnation – Words from T.F. Torrance

By on Friday, September 13th, 2013 | No Comments

“With the Incarnation, God the eternal Son became Man, without ceasing to be God and without breaking the communion of the Holy Trinity within which God lives his own divine life.  In the birth and life of Jesus on earth human nature and divine nature were inseparably united in the eternal Person of God the […]

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Being Trinitarian

By on Tuesday, May 14th, 2013 | No Comments

Being Trinitarian does not simply mean, “Hey, I believe in the doctrine of the Trinity.”  It is not some sort of mathmatic equation like 1 + 1 + 1 = 1, or anything like that.  There are many people who believe in the “doctrine of the Trinity” and regulate it to some sort of “mystery” […]

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LOVED BY GOD – Loving God

By on Monday, May 23rd, 2011 | No Comments

Read John 14:1-21 – (Part One) May 21st and 28th I will be preaching a two-part sermon titled:  “LOVED BY GOD – LOVING GOD” (both based on an itnerpretation and application of John 14:1-21. The text for the first half of this message is below.  You may listen to the audio when you click this […]

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