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Has God Always Been Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?
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Greg answers questions about whether God has always been Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, his thoughts on women in ministry, how a layperson who isn’t into apologetics can defend the idea that Jesus is the only way, and how to approach loved ones who are following a false prophet.
Topics:
- Has God always consisted of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, was Jesus always intended to come in the same form of those created in his image, and does it necessarily follow that if God were to create anything, it would have to include beings made in his image? (02:00)
- What are your thoughts on women in ministry? (16:00)
- Do you have any ideas on how a layperson who is not into apologetics can defend the idea that Jesus is the only way? (38:00)
- How should I approach loved ones who are in a house church that follows a “prophet” who teaches things that are contrary to classical Christianity and even the gospel? (46:00)
- Delighting in the Trinity by Michael Reeves
- Should Women Teach in Church? by Greg Koukl
- Jesus, the Only Way: 100 Verses by Greg Koukl
- One Way or Any Way? Part 1 and Part 2
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