This week, we continue our study of the doctrine of the Trinity. We will see the adumbration of this doctrine in the Old Testament and the full revealing in the New. You will learn how to defend this foundational truth against those who reject it and hopefully grow in wonder, love and awe for our amazing God.

This week we will study God’s Communicable Attributes - those attributes that are shared with us and which we can understand by analogy.

This week, we will remove our shoes (not literally, if you were concerned!), as we begin to explore the sacred mystery of the Trinity and see the common errors around this topic.

This week we will dive into the attributes of God. We will look at those attributes that are shared with us (Communicable) as well as those that belong solely to God (Incommunicable). This study of God’s attributes should cause us to marvel that such a God would condescend to save us and spend eternity with us.

There can be no higher topic, no more nobler subject than God in all His perfections. We will begin with arguments for the existence of God and then move onto the being of God and His attributes.

There can be no higher topic, no more nobler subject than God in all His perfections. We will begin with arguments for the existence of God and then move onto the being of God and His attributes.

This week we will begin the topic of Bibliology, the study of the Bible. We have established that the only way that we can know God is if He reveals Himself to us. We have seen that He has revealed Himself through General Revelation and Special Revelation. General Revelation leaves us without excuse but is insufficient to save us. God’s Special Revelation is what we need in order to be saved and sanctified. This is recorded for us in the Scriptures. We will look at the inspiration and attributes of the Scriptures.

This week we will begin the topic of Bibliology, the study of the Bible. We have established that the only way that we can know God is if He reveals Himself to us. We have seen that He has revealed Himself through General Revelation and Special Revelation. General Revelation leaves us without excuse but is insufficient to save us. God’s Special Revelation is what we need in order to be saved and sanctified. This is recorded for us in the Scriptures. We will look at the inspiration and attributes of the Scriptures.

This week we will begin looking at the ways that God has revealed Himself to us. Theologians refer to two aspects of God’s self revelation: General Revelation and Special Revelation. General Revelation refers to God’s works while Special Revelation refers to His Word. General Revelation includes creation, conscience, providence and our innate sense of the Divine.

This week we will begin looking at the ways that God has revealed Himself to us. Theologians refer to two aspects of God’s self revelation: General Revelation and Special Revelation. General Revelation refers to God’s works while Special Revelation refers to His Word. General Revelation includes creation, conscience, providence and our innate sense of the Divine.