New Wine Uncorked: Trinitarian Soundings

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New Winecast: The New Wine Listening Experience

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Stepping onto the world’s stage to interact and dialogue so to build relational bridges and be poured out through Jesus in contemporary culture.

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Stepping onto the world’s stage to interact and dialogue so to build relational bridges and be poured out through Jesus in contemporary culture.

Religion & Spirituality

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New Wine Uncorked: Trinitarian Soundings - God is Here…And?

New Winecast: The New Wine Listening Experience

59 minutes 56 seconds

3 years ago

New Wine Uncorked: Trinitarian Soundings - God is Here…And?

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The discussion this morning flows from the truth of theology, specifically, Trinitarian theology. How does a Trinitarian, Christ-centered theology play out in how we see the “other”? Does it matter if one has a Trinitarian theology, and if so, why does this matter?

First things first. At New Wine, New Wineskins we believe that theology does matter, and that you, and I are theologians. Theology is faith seeking understanding and this is meant to be done both individually and communally.

Trinitarian theology recognizes God’s relational disclosure and seeks to frame our understanding of divine and human being in interpersonal and communal terms. Truth is, the Trinity is the paradigm by which we are to live. It is dynamic in relation; thus, God's being is His eternal, intrinsic communion. So what then of today?