The difficulty in teaching from one passage on the Trinity is that the word “Trinity” is not used in the entire Bible. It’s a description that Christians have used to describe the relationship of God with us in the roles of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Listen in as Jeff teaches on how knowing God fully invites us to love Him wholly and requires us to love others deeply.
Think to Change, Triune God, Part 1
June 14, 2015 • Jeff Noble • Deuteronomy 6:4
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Think to Change - Summer Series
Think to Change: Purity as Holiness & Wholeness
July 26, 2015 • Jeff Noble • 1 Peter 1:13–16
As a wrap-up to the last three-part focus in our Think to Change series, pastor Jeff Noble teaches how believing that God is both great and good leads to sincere, authentic worship which ultimately transforms us. It all starts with the mind, and the principles shared in the message urge the Christian to think deeply and clearly about God.
Think to Change: Worshiping
July 19, 2015 • Darrell Cook • Psalm 100
God is both good and great! He is perfectly compassionate and loving, while also sovereign and powerful. When we digest and internalize these truths, we can worship with all our hearts. Darrell Cook, the director of the Virginia Tech Baptist Collegiate Ministry, delivered our message on worship as part of our Think to Change series.
Think to Change: Love
June 28, 2015 • Adam Wilson • 1 John 4:7–12
The message on love was the third part of our "Think to Change" series on the Triune God. In this series we are unpacking fundamental components of our faith and examining what we believe, how we should then behave, and based on that behavior what we will become. Based on our belief in the Triune God and our behavior of fellowship we will become people of love.