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Pastor Cisco Victa sits down with Drew Brackbill to discuss Chapter 2 of the Westminster Confession of Faith, Of God and of the Holy Trinity. Together they explore what the Confession teaches about the nature and attributes of the one true and living God and how Scripture reveals that this one God exists eternally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
In this conversation they begin to look at the historical development of the doctrine of the Trinity and the early church controversies that forced Christians to clarify their theology. From the writings of the early church fathers to the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, they discuss how the church responded to errors such as modalism and Arianism and defended the biblical teaching that Christ is begotten, not made, and of the same essence as the Father.
Join us as we consider why the doctrine of the Trinity stands at the center of the Christian faith and why it continues to matter for the church today.
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Pastor Cisco Victa sits down with Drew Brackbill to discuss Chapter 2 of the Westminster Confession of Faith, Of God and of the Holy Trinity. Together they explore what the Confession teaches about the nature and attributes of the one true and living God and how Scripture reveals that this one God exists eternally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
In this conversation they begin to look at the historical development of the doctrine of the Trinity and the early church controversies that forced Christians to clarify their theology. From the writings of the early church fathers to the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, they discuss how the church responded to errors such as modalism and Arianism and defended the biblical teaching that Christ is begotten, not made, and of the same essence as the Father.
Join us as we consider why the doctrine of the Trinity stands at the center of the Christian faith and why it continues to matter for the church today.
Support the show