Podcast: Kitchen Table Theology

Podcast Series: The Trinity

Episode Number: 010

Episode Name: God the Son

Episode Length: 27:16

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Host: Jeff Cranston

Co Host: Jen Denton

Episode Summary

Who is the most well-known or famous person you have ever met? No matter your answer, there is one person far greater than any celebrity any of us could ever meet: Jesus Christ. Jesus is the Son of God, the second member of the Trinity. Jesus is fully God. He is divine; He is eternal; He is deity. But He was also a man.

Topics We Discussed in this Episode

●     [7:20]            God is three persons. Each person is fully God. There is One God.             

●     [11:03]          Jesus is divine. He is fully and wholly God.  

●     [13:22]          Seventy-eight percent of Christians surveyed agreed with the statement that said Jesus was the first and greatest being created by God the Father. 

●     [23:30]          If we believe Jesus was created, but still could save us, then we wrongly attribute the work of salvation to a creature and not to God Himself.                      

Resources We Mentioned in the Show

·       Jeff mentioned this image in the show today.
·       Jeff referred to a study that Christianity Today magazine summarized in this article.
·       Jeff referred to the Nicene Creed in the show today.
·       Jeff referred to Wayne Grudem’s work titled Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine.

Bible Verses We Mentioned in the Show

●     Hebrews 1:3, 8, 10 (NASB)

●     Titus 2:13 (NASB)

●     2 Peter 1:1 (NASB)

●     John 3:16 (KJV)

●     Colossians 1:15 (NIV) 

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