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One God, Three Persons — The Trinity Explained
Join Braden Pedersen on Back to the Bible Daily as he walks through what the Bible actually teaches about the Trinity (see Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14). This episode explains why Christianity insists on one God who eternally exists as three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—why that truth matters for the gospel, and how it shapes prayer, worship, and everyday Christian life. Expect clear Scripture-centered teaching that resists easy analogies and invites worshipful awe.
Read — Read Matthew 28:19 and 2 Corinthians 13:14. Note the unity (“in the name”) and the distinct roles of Father, Son, and Spirit.
Reflect — Ask: How does the Father’s planning, the Son’s work, and the Spirit’s application change the way I pray, trust, and worship? Journal one practical change you can make this week.
Respond — Short prayer: “Father, thank You for revealing Yourself as Father, Son, and Spirit. Help me to trust Your plan, rest in Christ’s work, and follow by Your Spirit. Shape my life by the triune God I worship. Amen.”
Reveal — Share the gospel in a simple triune way: explain that the Father planned redemption, the Son accomplished it, and the Spirit applies it—and invite someone to read Matthew 28:19 with you or pray together.
Trinity, What is the Trinity, Father Son Holy Spirit, Matthew 28:19, 2 Corinthians 13:14, Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen, Christian doctrine, monotheism, gospel, salvation, Holy Spirit, Christian theology, worship, prayer
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By backtothebibledailyJoin Braden Pedersen on Back to the Bible Daily as he walks through what the Bible actually teaches about the Trinity (see Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14). This episode explains why Christianity insists on one God who eternally exists as three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—why that truth matters for the gospel, and how it shapes prayer, worship, and everyday Christian life. Expect clear Scripture-centered teaching that resists easy analogies and invites worshipful awe.
Read — Read Matthew 28:19 and 2 Corinthians 13:14. Note the unity (“in the name”) and the distinct roles of Father, Son, and Spirit.
Reflect — Ask: How does the Father’s planning, the Son’s work, and the Spirit’s application change the way I pray, trust, and worship? Journal one practical change you can make this week.
Respond — Short prayer: “Father, thank You for revealing Yourself as Father, Son, and Spirit. Help me to trust Your plan, rest in Christ’s work, and follow by Your Spirit. Shape my life by the triune God I worship. Amen.”
Reveal — Share the gospel in a simple triune way: explain that the Father planned redemption, the Son accomplished it, and the Spirit applies it—and invite someone to read Matthew 28:19 with you or pray together.
Trinity, What is the Trinity, Father Son Holy Spirit, Matthew 28:19, 2 Corinthians 13:14, Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen, Christian doctrine, monotheism, gospel, salvation, Holy Spirit, Christian theology, worship, prayer