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Start with love that existed before anything was made. That’s the thread we pull as we open Proverbs 8, John 3, Matthew 3, and John 5 to explore how the Father delights in the Son through the Spirit—and why that eternal relationship safeguards the gospel we preach. We move from text to clarity, showing how Scripture’s demand for two or three witnesses undercuts modalism and anchors the reliability of Jesus’ claims.

We get practical fast. Questions pour in about the first “light” in Genesis, the Spirit hovering over the waters, and what it really means for Jesus to be at the right hand of God if there’s only one throne in heaven. We unpack how biblical throne language points to authority and dominion rather than physical seating, and why the ascended, incarnate Christ sharing the Father’s reign is the best news for weary disciples. Along the way, we map Daniel 7’s Son of Man, John 1’s Word, and Revelation’s river of life to show how the canon speaks with one voice: God alone creates, and the Father, Son, and Spirit work inseparably as one God in three distinct persons.

You’ll also hear thoughtful guardrails for study: how doctrinal errors multiply when the doctrine of God is off, how to test teachings by Scripture, and how analogies like Adam and Eve can help without replacing revelation. The tone stays warm and pastoral, with space for real questions and honest wrestling, pointing you toward a faith that is both sturdy and adoring. If you’re navigating conversations with friends or family about the Trinity, or if you want deeper confidence that the gospel rests on God’s own self-giving love, this one will steady your steps and sharpen your answers.

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