What does the Bible actually tell us about Jesus? This week, we’re diving into Christology and unpacking the Hypostatic Union—the reality that Jesus is fully God and fully man.

We map out the "Chain of Trust" in Scripture, run through a quick literary check on how not to misread the Bible, and play "Heresy Whack-A-Mole" with ancient errors like Arianism, Docetism, and Modalism that still sneak into modern churches today. Finally, we look at the physical resurrection and discuss where Jesus is located right now. Don't trade historical theology for subjective feelings—tune in to anchor your faith in the truth handed down by the saints!

What does it mean to say that God exists in an eternal community? In the second half of our look at Triunity, we dive straight into the profound, mind-bending doctrine of the Trinity. We trace how the early Church's organic consensus ironed out precise, protective language to define one God coexisting in three distinct persons , and we expose historical heresies like Arianism and Modalism to show why a tiny error regarding God's identity at the start causes catastrophic deviations downrange. Using the geometric "Shield of Trinity" diagram instead of flawed natural analogies , we lay out the five non-negotiable cardinal doctrines of Christianity. We close by shattering the false dichotomy between "head knowledge" and spiritual experience , offering a practical, Trinitarian framework for your daily prayer life.

Why do we care what the Bible says? In the first half of our dive into Triunity, we address the roots of biblical skepticism by walking through the logical "chain of trust" that grounds our faith in God alone. From there, we unpack the dual creation narratives of Genesis 1 and Genesis 2 to reveal two beautifully distinct sides of our Creator : God as the Supreme Artist (Bara), who brings forth the cosmos out of absolutely nothing purely for His own divine pleasure , and God as the Master Craftsman (Asah), who meticulously shapes the world with a carpenter's precision and attention to detail. Finally, we tackle the "24-hour creation controversy," exploring how misusing the Bible as a technical science manual creates a fragile foundation for faith, and why understanding the true, God-centered goal of Genesis liberates us from hyper-literalist pitfalls.