Many of us find the doctrine of the Trinity - that God is three persons sharing one nature - difficult to get our heads round, and frankly, a bit embarrassing. What is more, we seem to get by without it. But in reality the Trinity is at the heart of...
Many of us find the doctrine of the Trinity - that God is three persons sharing one nature - difficult to get our heads round, and frankly, a bit embarrassing. What is more, we seem to get by without it. But in reality the Trinity is at the heart of all we believe. The Trinity gives shape to Christian truth.
Many people claim to believe in God, but have no time for him. That is because their god is remote and uninvolved. The triune God sent his Son into human history so that we could know him as our Father and he sends his Spirit to accompany us in the struggles of life. To find out more about this God is a wonderful adventure.
The book is appropriately divided into three: biblical foundations, historical developments and practical implications.
"How can there be three Gods and yet only one God?" Have you ever groaned inwardly at a question like this? Many of us find the doctrine of the Trinity - that God is three persons sharing one nature - difficult to get our heads round, and frankly a bit embarrassing. What is more, we seem to get by without thinking about it too deeply. But in reality, the Trinity is at the heart of all that Christians believe. The nature of God as a Trinity gives shape to all Christian truth, and to the gospel that we believe and proclaim. And rather than be a source of embarrassment, properly understood, it should fill us with joy. This book aims to help you see how the Trinity is fantastically good news. Because the trinity means that God is not remote and uninvolved - quite the opposite. God sent His Son and His Spirit into our world to draw us into a wonderful relationship with Himself. This is the God who gives meaning and joy to our lives. And along the way we discover that the Trinity answers other big questions: How can we know God? What happened at the cross? What does it mean to be human? How can people live together with all their differences? What does mission look like in a fragmented world? Tim Chester will take us deeper into understanding the thrilling triune nature of God. In short accessible chapters he takes us through the Bible's teaching on the Trinity; gives us an overview of the important arguments over the trinity that have taken place throughout Christian history; and lays out the practical implications for our Christian lives.
Many of us find the doctrine of the Trinity - that God is three persons sharing one nature - difficult to get our heads round, and frankly, a bit embarrassing. What is more, we seem to get by without it. But in reality the Trinity is at the heart of...
Many of us find the doctrine of the Trinity - that God is three persons sharing one nature - difficult to get our heads round, and frankly, a bit embarrassing. What is more, we seem to get by without it. But in reality the Trinity is at the heart of all we believe. The Trinity gives shape to Christian truth.
Many people claim to believe in God, but have no time for him. That is because their god is remote and uninvolved. The triune God sent his Son into human history so that we could know him as our Father and he sends his Spirit to accompany us in the struggles of life. To find out more about this God is a wonderful adventure.
The book is appropriately divided into three: biblical foundations, historical developments and practical implications.
"How can there be three Gods and yet only one God?" Have you ever groaned inwardly at a question like this? Many of us find the doctrine of the Trinity - that God is three persons sharing one nature - difficult to get our heads round, and frankly a bit embarrassing. What is more, we seem to get by without thinking about it too deeply. But in reality, the Trinity is at the heart of all that Christians believe. The nature of God as a Trinity gives shape to all Christian truth, and to the gospel that we believe and proclaim. And rather than be a source of embarrassment, properly understood, it should fill us with joy. This book aims to help you see how the Trinity is fantastically good news. Because the trinity means that God is not remote and uninvolved - quite the opposite. God sent His Son and His Spirit into our world to draw us into a wonderful relationship with Himself. This is the God who gives meaning and joy to our lives. And along the way we discover that the Trinity answers other big questions: How can we know God? What happened at the cross? What does it mean to be human? How can people live together with all their differences? What does mission look like in a fragmented world? Tim Chester will take us deeper into understanding the thrilling triune nature of God. In short accessible chapters he takes us through the Bible's teaching on the Trinity; gives us an overview of the important arguments over the trinity that have taken place throughout Christian history; and lays out the practical implications for our Christian lives.
Delighting in the Trinity: Why the Father, Son and Spirit Are Good News$22.99
The trinity can be a daunting topic for new or young Christians, so it's often avoided or approached fearfully. Chester's book does a great job of breaking down the anxiety around tackling the trinity and revealing the wonderful joy in understanding God as Father, Son and Spirit. The book is clear and easy to read and I'd recommend it to anyone eager to get started in understanding the nature of God and how that impacts their lives.
