God the Father: 1st Person Trinity

God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Not Just a Relationship, But a Covenant When God created Adam, He did not merely...

Providence is not fate or luck—it is the wise and loving hand of the Father orchestrating all things. This post explores how the Father governs every moment of history, sustains every breath of life, and works all things for the good of His people and the glory of His name.

God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity It Was All Good Genesis 1 resounds with a glorious refrain: “And God saw that it...

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Is God Everyone’s Father? It’s common today to hear the phrase “we’re...

Before time existed, the Father sovereignly purposed all things for His glory. His eternal decree is not reactive or random—it is wise, holy, and all-encompassing. This post explores what Scripture teaches about the Father’s eternal will and why this truth offers profound comfort to those who trust Him.

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity The First Confession of Faith The Apostles’ Creed begins with words that...

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Why Creeds Matter In an age of doctrinal confusion, the historic creeds...

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity A Long-Awaited Revelation The Old Testament gave us glimpses. The New...

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Does the Old Testament Reveal God as Father? For many Christians, the...

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Real Distinctions in the One True God At the heart of Christian theology...

Father of Lights The Unchanging Goodness of God

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Fatherhood Rooted in the Trinity What makes God Father? Is it His...

Series: God the Father: Knowing the First Person of the Trinity Letting God Define Himself One of the great errors of modern theology is...

God is eternally the Father, deriving His divine title neither from creation nor from the Sonship of Christ. This post explores the unchanging identity of God as Father from all eternity past, and why this truth is essential to understanding both the Trinity and the Gospel.

God the Father is not a functional label or symbolic concept. He is eternally Father, distinct within the Trinity, perfectly personal in all His ways, and sovereign over all creation. This post explores the theological richness behind the name “Father” and what it reveals about God's eternal identity, relational nature, and sovereign rule.

God has chosen to reveal Himself as “Father.” This is not metaphor or analogy—it is eternal identity. In this post, we explore why “Father” is not merely a role God plays, but a name that reveals His eternal nature, especially in relation to the Son. Understanding this helps us rightly worship and relate to the First Person of the Trinity.