There is so much to learn about God in the opening verse of the Bible. In this episode, Pastor Biebert leads you in meditating on God’s active nature and his unique, three-in-one essence. You may be able to hear some of God’s creation (cicadas) in the background. Music Credit: “Ballet à 4,” arr. Michael Praetorius, in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 268.

There is so much to learn about God in the opening verse of the Bible. In this episode, Pastor Biebert leads you in meditating on God’s active nature and his unique, three-in-one essence. You may be able to hear some of God’s creation (cicadas) in the background. Music Credit: “Ballet à 4,” arr. Michael Praetorius, in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 268.

There is so much to learn about God in the opening verse of the Bible. In this episode, Pastor Biebert leads you in meditating on God’s active nature and his unique, three-in-one essence. You may be able to hear some of God’s creation (cicadas) in the background. Music Credit: “Ballet à 4,” arr. Michael Praetorius, in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 268.

The Active and Triune God (Genesis 1:1)

“Passage, Paragraph, and Prayer” is a biweekly devotional podcast. Each episode consists of a passage from the Bible, a paragraph meditating on that passage, and a closing prayer. This podcast is produced by Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Winner, South Dakota.

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The Active and Triune God (Genesis 1:1)

The Active and Triune God (Genesis 1:1)