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Mentioned in 11 episodes

Delighting in the Trinity

Book • 2012

Mentioned by

Nathan W. Bingham

Emily Jashinsky

Kaitlyn Schiess

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Cory mentions he's reading it as a gap book while doing a mini-seminary at a local church.

231: Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy

Recommended by

Nathan W. Bingham

as a resource tied to

Michael Reeves

' teaching and Ligonier donation offer.

The Triunity of God

Mentioned by Tyler Staton in his teaching series about the intimacy of God as Trinity.

Mentioned by

Emily Jashinsky

as a short, quick book that goes into the Trinity and the nature of God and Jesus.

“Happy Hour”: Online Weirdness on The Right, Book Recommendations, and Women in the Workforce: Emily Answers YOUR Questions

Mary Wiley

mentioned it as a really accessible book about the Trinity.

SGS: God as Our Highest Good with Mary Wiley

Recommended by

Kaitlyn Schiess

as a helpful and accessible book on the Trinity.

Did the Father Forsake the Son on the Cross? (HP+ Vault)

Recommended by

Amy Hall

for its beautiful portrayal of God and its significant impact on her understanding of God's love.

Which Books Left a Lasting Impression on You?

Mentioned by

Austin Suggs

when referencing the series editor of the guest's book and recommending readers check the series.

Humility and Joy (w/ Dr. Gavin Ortlund)

Recommended by the caller Jane,

Greg Koukl

then used it to explain the Trinity to someone who thought of themselves as Christian but did not believe in the Trinity.

If Jesus Is the Firstborn, Does That Mean He’s Part of Creation?

Mentioned as the author of an insightful book on the Trinity, which the speaker references.

God is Love - Creating Love

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