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| Summary: The Christian idea of the Holy Trinity is derived from a careful reading of the Bible, and it’s not just theological inside-baseball talk meant to confuse outsiders. Rather, it’s an important way to understand who God is and what God is calling us to be and do.
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| Summary: A father is many, many things. Celebrate! |
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| Summary: The Spirit is the very glue that holds the Trinity together and the one who gives us our mission. |
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| Summary: The Trinity is an important doctrine of the church because it reveals the very essence of God. It is at the heart of the Gospel, and it shows us a God who can transform us into a new creation. |
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| Summary: The Trinity stands as the great mystery of God’s character and identity; it continues to challenge us to understand its significance and embrace its power. |
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| Summary: The doctrine of the Trinity is a reality that believers have known since Jesus taught his disciples the night before his crucifixion. No wonder we had to find a name for it! |
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| Summary: The Trinity is an accepted and integral part of the Christian faith. While not mentioned by name, it is supported and pointed to throughout scripture. Beyond that, the Trinity brings distinct benefits for the believer. |
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| Summary: The Trinity is often considered a difficult concept, but it can be seen as an expression of the biblical claim that God is love. That love extends “outward” in God’s free decision to create a world. Even sin is not able to thwart God’s intention that creation should share in the giving and receiving that characterizes the divine life. |
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| Summary: As we come to the last two Sundays of the Easter Season, we begin to get a sense of the surpassing greatness of the resurrection. In our passage, Jesus is preparing his disciples, so they may persevere and believe. |
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