Round the Sphere Again: Theology
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at 8:32PM 
The Trinity
Yes, the Trinity is baffling, but isn’t that what we’d expect of the true God?
[I]f the Christian God is real, would we expect him to be easy to put together? Is the Trinity less believable, or more believable–because it’s perplexing? Isn’t any “God” who’s too transparent simply incredible? Such a “God” is obvious because such a “God” is obviously an extension of the human mind, human experience.
From The Amazing Trinity by Steve Hayes at Triablogue.
God’s Sovereignty
That our God is sovereign in everything is our comfort.
To try to soften God’s involvement with suffering by reducing it to a mere permission rather than a definite ordinance is to weaken the spine-strengthening power that is supplied by Romans 8:28.
Learning to Suffer Well: Trusting God’s Absolute Sovereignty by Mike Riccardi at The Cripplegate.
What Doctrine Does
From 1 Tim. 4:6-16, four things doctrine does:
- Sound doctrine prevents us from falling into irreverent and silly myths.
- Sound doctrine trains us in godliness.
- Sound doctrine will save you.
- Sound doctrine prevents confusion.
Read the whole post by Aaron Armstrong at Blogging Theologically.
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