Trinity

The Father is the lover, the Son is the beloved. The Bible is awash with talk of the Father’s love for the Son, but while the Son clearly does love the Father, hardly anything is said about it.

You see, our understanding of God doesn’t begin with his identity as “Creator” or “Ruler” or even “Redeemer” because these things require creation. Our God is above creation. He’s infinite—beyond all spatial and temporal limitations. Therefore, our understanding of God must move beyond creation to his chief identity. Which is what? He’s Father. This is who he is eternally.

Mike Reeves delves into Jonathan Edwards for insight about what it means that God is holy and that we are called to holiness. 

Mike Reeves shows how the Trinity changes our lives in the seventh of nine short videos. 

Steve DeWitt invites us to enjoy the beauty of God in the Trinity, in his works, and especially in Christ's person and work. 

Mike Reeves shares his own story of finding joy in John 17 in the last of nine short videos. 

Gregory of Nyssa writes on the unity of the Trinity and examines the divinity of the Holy Spirit. 

Glen Scrivener consider mission, motivation, and the glory of God. 

Gregory of Nyssa shows how the doctrine of the Trinity does not mean that Christians worship three gods. 

Mike Reeves looks at how to speak to our pluralist friends using a neglected resource found in the gospel, leading us to more effective mission.