This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, which is appropriately observed after Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit. It is important that we not treat the Trinity as an appendix to the Christian doctrine ...

Attempts to teach a ‘better’ understanding of the Trinity may do more harm than good. Rumors of the death of Trinitarianism, even rumors of its dearth, have been grossly exaggerated. This is not to ...

As we begin our reflection on the scriptures today, I think it’s important to make a couple of remarks about the feast that we are celebrating, the Feast of the Holy Trinity. This is really a very ...

For 2,000 years, church leaders held to the same Trinitarian doctrine. How did we lose our way? The story of Ebenezer Scrooge, read afresh each year at Christmas, reminds us what to live for, what in ...

Those who oppose the doctrine of the Holy Trinity – Father, Son and Holy Spirit – often cite John 10:30 (“I and my Father are one”) to make their case. However, the word “are” is a plural verb and ...

The coequal three persons of the Trinity—God the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit—has been a central teaching of Christianity since the fourth century. Whether in Roman Catholic or Eastern ...

The doxology is a familiar song in Protestant Christianity, sung weekly in many churches. It is so familiar by now to most Christians that they may not think about the words anymore. If they do they ...

After His resurrection from the dead, Jesus gave His disciples the Great Commission: "Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy ...

This past week we celebrated Memorial Day. Maybe celebrated is not the best term. We remembered those who lost their lives in past wars and the families and friends who lost dear ones. I often ask you ...

It seems oddly paradoxical that 1966 — intellectually a most permissive year — should almost have produced a certifiable religious heretic. But that situation is no more startling than its parallel ...