Join us in the 2nd installment of the "Who is God?" series.

What does it mean to say that God is one being in three persons? We wrestle with modalism, toy with the idea of a duality between Father and Son and ultimately confront the undeniable presence of the Holy Spirit in scripture. This episode lays the foundation for understanding the Trinity, while later episodes will be dedicated to exploring each person of the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — in depth. If you have ever struggled with the idea that God is one being in three persons, then his episode is for you.

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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire andthe Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork:  La Sainte Trinite (1860-1883) by Gustave Dore (1832–1883).Public domain.

Join us in the 1st installment of the "Who is God?" series.

What does it mean to say that God is truly good and infinitely powerful? Since we are made in His image, what characteristics of His does he share with humanity? What characteristics does he NOT share with us? What does it mean that God is a Trinity? One God in three persons? Do all three persons equally share the God character traits and powers? If you wondered exactly who God is, then this episode is for you.

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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork: God The Father (1510-1517) by Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano (1459–1517). Public domain.

Part 3 of 3 from the “God Revealed” series.

It’s been 2000 years since the biblical canon closed. Is God revealing Himself today or did it end with Jesus? Do I just read my bible and patiently wait until His 2nd coming? How does Jesus’s last instructions to the disciples affect me today? Should I be spreading the gospel, making disciples, baptizing people and teaching them to obey all of Jesus’s commands? Didn’t Jesus tell us we will be empowered by The Holy Spirit? What does God’s revelation look like in the modern day? If you ever wondered about these things, then this episode is for you.

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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

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Part 2 of 3 from the “God Revealed” series.

God’s revelation didn’t stop with the Old Testament. 500 years after the last Old Testament book was written we see God Himself enter creation as a man named Jesus Christ. He was born as the son of a carpenter named Joseph. Why wasn’t he born in a palace? Why didn’t he destroy the roman empire and take a seat on an earthly throne in Jerusalem? Why would He allow Himself to be killed? Why was it necessary to pay my sin debt like this? How does His resurrection change everything? If this revelation leaves you confused, then you’re not alone. If you ever wondered how God revealed Himself in the New Testament, then this episode is for you.

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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire andthe Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork:  Crucifixion of Jesus. (1866) by Gustave Doré (1832–1883). Public domain.

Part 1 of 3 from the “God Revealed” series.

How does God reveal Himself in the Old Testament? He walks with Adam in the Garden. He shows up to Abraham as a Man with two angels outside Sodom and Gomorrah… or is it all members of the Trinity? He shows up to Moses as the Angel of the Lord in the burning bush. He shows up to Joshua as a Man who declares to be the Commander of heavens armies. He shows up as a Man to wrestle Jacob. Why does God choose such varied methods of revelation? What can we learn from these differences? If you have ever wondered how God revealed Himself throughout the Old Testament, then this episode is for you.

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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork: Abraham Entertains 3 Strangers. (1880) by Gustave Doré (1832–1883). Public domain.

What is prayer? How do I pray? How many times should I pray? Should I pray in "Jesus's name"? If God knows all my thoughts and all my needs why do I need to pray? Why does it feel like I'm praying and God isn't listening? Is it a problem with me? Am I doing something wrong when I don't feel like I hear back from God? If you ever wondered how prayer works, then this episode is for you.

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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork:  Flevit super illiam (“He wept over it.”) (1892) by Enrique Simonet (1866–1827). Public domain.

How do I have a relationship with God who feels like a distant Father or a pen pal? I want a close relationship with Him that has constant back and forth communication but I don't feel like I'm getting it. Is the problem with me? Am I not living obediently enough for Him to talk to me? Am I not praying enough? What am I doing wrong? If you wrestle with these questions, then this episode is for you.

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 Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork:  Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery (1644) by Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606–1669). Public domain.

Why does God love me out of the billions of people who have ever lived? Why does God love every individual person and not just humanity as a whole group? What does it mean to be made in His image? If you ever wrestled with the idea that God loves you, then this episode is for you.

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 Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork: La Vallée de larmes (The Valley of Tears). (1883) by Gustave Doré (1832–1883). Public domain.

What went wrong in the Garden of Eden? Did Adam choose Eve over God? Is being a Christian about going to church and obeying rules? Is sin about breaking rules or breaking my relationship with God? What does it really mean to make Jesus my Lord and Savior? Will this reconcile my relationship with God? If you’ve everwondered what it means to be a Christian then this episode is for you.

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 Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork:  The Return of the Prodigal Son (1668-1669) by Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606–1669). Public domain.

Why would a good and loving God create people He knows will reject Him and send them to hell? What is hell? Is it punishment from God or a separation from God? What does it really mean to refuse a relationship with God? If God can do anything, why didn’t he create the perfect circumstances where everyone will choose Him? If you’ve ever wondered how a loving God could allow anyone to be lost, this episode is for you.

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 Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.

Thumbnail Artwork: Pandemonium (1841) by John Martin (1789–1854). Public domain.