Trinity Archives

The Trinity – What the Trinity Teaches Us About Everyday Life

The doctrine of the Trinity is not just an abstract theological theory – it can shape how Christians actually live every day.

The Trinity: The Deity Of The Three

The three persons of the trinity are equal, none are created and all are worthy of our worship.

The Trinity: God Is Three Persons

There is only one God, yet he exists in three persons. Understanding this rightly helps us to worship him in spirit and truth.

The Trinity: God is One

The Bible undeniably teaches the oneness of God. That’s the starting point for the doctrine of the Trinity.

The Trinity: The Mystery of God

There’s mystery in the Trinity, but that’s why God is worthy of our worship.

5 Proofs That Jesus Is God

Despite what many different religions teach, the Bible teaches that Jesus is God. Five A’s will help you remember this important Christian doctrine.

Core Doctrine

The early Christians kept their faith pretty simple. Here are three core doctrines fundamental to Christianity over the ages.

How Can We Understand God?

God reveals himself to us, but his true nature is beyond our finite comprehension.

How to Talk Right(ly) About the Trinity

It ain’t right to use bad grammar. So here’s how to choose your words wisely when describing the Trinity.

10 Facts that Prove the Supremacy of Christ

Whether you’re religious or not, you probably have some idea of Jesus in your head. This section of Colossians will give you a more complete picture.

The Person of Jesus

Because Jesus is both fully human and fully divine, he can be everything we need for our salvation.

Who Is the Holy Spirit?

Because the Holy Spirit is God, he has an important role to play in our lives and in the church.

The Creed of Constantinople

The Creed of Constantinople defines the deity of each of the three persons of the Trinity, and their relationship to each other, in a framework the church has used since that time.

The Creed of Chalcedon

We benefit today from how early Christians wrestled with the relationship between Jesus’ humanity and deity.

What Did Jesus Mean When He Said, “The Father Is Greater Than I”?

The doctrine of the Trinity is a paradox. When Jesus said that the Father was greater than he, he was referring to his temporary position on earth.

The Trinity: The Deity of the Three

Each person of the Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, is fully God. This is fundamental to a biblical understanding of God.

Is the Trinity a Contradiction?

In this topic, we discuss the logical consistency of the Trinity.

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