Many theologians are speaking afresh of Christ within the context of the Trinity. I am fully persuaded that this is the right direction for the Church. Over the last seven years, I have been struggling to teach theology to college students. I am finding that a christocentric trinitarian matrix holds promise on several fronts. I am moving in that direction, and integrating more and more of my work within that framework.
The Trinity is what makes the gospel possible; it is what distinguishes orthodox Christianity from every other religion, philosophy, or worldview; it is what shapes the believer's experience within the community of faith. A careful integration of relational theology within a trinitarian matrix, centering on God's redeeming self-revelation in Christ, can be amazingly fruitful. Welcome to the conversation!
Word up! It’s about time…
I’m in!
Welcome to the online revolution.
-James
Ebert Blog Joins the Blogosphere
There’s blogs, and then there’s blogs. I’m excited to introduce my beloved teacher’s new home on the web, what will surely become a blog of blogs: Dr. Dan Ebert’s Christ-Centered, Trinitarian Conversation.
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