The Trinity Foundation – God and Logic

The Trinity Foundation – God and Logic.

 

The Great Mystery Unfolded, by Robert Norris

Dr. Robert Norris

Dr. Robert Norris is Senior Pastor at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Bethesda, MD. In November of 2012, Fourth Pres hosted a men’s conference with the theme, “The Great Mystery Unfolded: Examining the Work of the Trinity in our Salvation…Experience…[and] Devotions,” during which Pastor Norris delivered three sermons, each focusing on the work of a particular person of the Godhead in the lives of believers. I have found them to be edifying, reassuring, and comforting, and I recommend them to you.

Part One: The Father

Part Two: The Son

Part Three: The Holy Spirit

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The Omnitemporality of God, by Joel Parkinson

“How old is God? One popular answer is to say that God is infinitely old. However that is incorrect. God does not have an age as such, not even an infinite age. What time is it for God? There are 24 time zones in the world. Which one does He dwell in? To specify an exact time is to misunderstand what God is like. An atheist, no doubt, would exploit such conundrums about God and time and assert that God cannot exist. Some believers might dismiss such questions as esoteric or trite. However, God’s relationship to time is an important theological issue that Christians have wrestled with since the days of the early church.”

Read this helpful article here: The Trinity Foundation – The Omnitemporality of God.

Articuli Fidei: Athanasius: on God, His Son/Word and the Godhead – part 2

Articuli Fidei: Athanasius: on God, His Son/Word and the Godhead – part 2.

Barry Seagren on God and Man

Since the beginning of history, it seems, mankind has been in the business of asking questions. People ask questions for a number of reasons but primarily for the purpose of attempting to gain information. Out of all the questions man has asked throughout the millennia, there are two which stand unrivaled in depth and importance. Who (or what) is God? Who (or what) is man? The answers to these questions are some of the most fundamental truths necessary for understanding not only human existence, but that of the entire cosmos and beyond. If one is to comprehend the meaning of one’s place in reality, he must look to God’s Word, from which is derived all that can be known to be true. In two essays that explore the nature of God and men, Barry Seagren examines Scripture and is rewarded, along with his readers, with the answers to these seemingly eternal questions.