The Trinity, Part III (Hebrews 1 and Selected Scriptures)

This sermon argues that a Scripture‑saturated life requires rightly knowing God as He has revealed Himself—one God eternally existing as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and warns that distorted views of God, often fueled by Satan or bad doctrine, lead to spiritual danger and prideful theology. Tracing the church’s movement from biblical monotheism to Trinitarian doctrine, the message shows how Scripture and early church history affirm both the full deity of Jesus and the unity of God, culminating in the Nicene Creed’s confession. Focusing especially on God the Father, the sermon emphasizes that the Father is fully God, supreme in role (not superiority), the sovereign planner of all things, the giver of every good gift, and one who works His purposes through the Son, the Spirit, and even His people, providing a model of loving, generous, and purposeful authority for families and the church.