Amen and amen. How we doing, church? Everybody good? Looking great. If you got your Bibles, hope you do,

we're going to be in two places. All right, so we're a little advanced tonight. We're going to be in

Colossians chapter one and Hebrews chapter two. Colossians one, Hebrews two, in that order.

I'm also going to hit a little first John or a little John one and maybe John 15. just buckle up here we go we're in week two of

this series called the Trinity last week we kicked it off studying the father in our time together

we're going to talk about the son the Trinity defined is there are three persons of the

trinity the father to son Holy Spirit, yet there is only

one God. I know this is confusing. It's impossible to explain. It's impossible to get your mind around,

and though it cannot be comprehended by our human minds, it must be understood through faith.

I think maybe the best definition or description is in the Athanasian creed. I read this last week.

I'll do it again. It states that we worship one God in Trinity and Trinity and unity, neither

confusing the persons nor dividing the substance that we are compelled by the Christian

truth to confess that each distinct person is God and Lord and that the deity of the

Father of the Son and the Holy Spirit is one equal in glory, co-equal in majesty. That's what we're

tackling for 30 weeks. So tonight we're going to talk about the Son, the second person of the Trinity.

What do you think about when you think about God the Son or the Son of God or Jesus?

Some of you, your mind immediately goes to John 316, for God so loved the world that he gave

his only begotten son. Maybe that's what you think about. Or maybe when you think about the

son of God, you go to like some old school Bible movies and you think of like the carpenter teacher Jesus. It somehow, even though he was Jewish and lived in the Son of God, you go to like some old school Bible movies and you think of like the carpenter

teacher Jesus.

Somehow, even though he was Jewish and lived in the Middle East, he looked kind of Scandinavian,

you know, with like a bathrobe and a Miss America sash, blonde hair, no split ends.

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