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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Delighting in the Trinity

Book • 2012

Mentioned by

Nathan W. Bingham

Emily Jashinsky

Kaitlyn Schiess

Mentioned in 13 episodes

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

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Mentioned by

Greg Koukl

in the episode description as a related resource on Trinitarian doctrine.

Has God Always Been Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?

Recommended by

Nathan W. Bingham

as a resource tied to

Michael Reeves

' teaching and Ligonier donation offer.

The Triunity of God

Mentioned by

Greg Koukl

as a book

Amy Hall

read that evoked strong emotional response while studying the Trinity.

What Evidence in Scripture Identifies the Holy Spirit as a Person?

Mentioned by

Emily Jashinsky

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

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

Recommended by

Kaitlyn Schiess

as a helpful and accessible book on the Trinity.

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

Mary Wiley

mentioned it as a really accessible book about the Trinity.

SGS: God as Our Highest Good with Mary Wiley

Recommended by

Amy Hall

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

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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.

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