In this episode, Steven, Jeremias, and Andrew continue Semester 1, God’s Kingship, by turning to the Gospels. The discussion begins with John 1:1 and the meaning of the Logos, exploring how Jesus is not “God the Son” but God revealed—the Word made flesh.

The hosts examine how each Gospel frames Christ’s identity: Matthew’s genealogy and fulfillment of the Davidic Covenant, Mark’s proclamation of Jesus as Messiah, Luke’s emphasis on the Spirit’s anointing, and John’s portrayal of the new creation. Key themes include Christ’s full humanity and divinity, the baptism of Jesus as an anointing rather than an example, and how kingship and sonship converge in the identity of the Son of God.

Along the way, they address common Trinitarian objections, clarify the biblical meaning of sonship, and show how the Gospels collectively affirm Jesus as God’s self-disclosure, the true King, and the mediator where heaven meets earth.