Last week we started a 5 week sermon series titled “Relevant Orthodoxy” where we will look at five key doctrines of the Church and how they are relevant to life today. The first message was on the authority of Scripture.  I preached that message first because what we believe about Scripture is foundational to all other doctrines. However, the most important doctrine is Theology Proper; the study of God. The God of the Bible is unlike the so-called gods of any other religions because our God is a Triune God: that is one God in three distinct persons. The doctrine of the Trinity is not spelled out for us in any one place in the Bible, BUT the doctrine of the Trinity is throughout the entire Bible from the beginning to the end and everywhere in between.  In over 30 years of ministry, I have received more questions about the Trinity than any other area of doctrine so I know this is a difficult concept to grasp. This Sunday we will look at the Trinity from the relational perspective between the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and how that impacts the relationships we have in life. The more you understand the relationships within the Trinity, the better your relationships will be with others. I hope you will join me this Sunday as we explore the Trinity.