Jeff Meyers

That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we looked upon and have touched with our ha...

Without an ontologically independent Trinity, one cannot properly conceive of God’s relation to creation.  The differentiated Triunity of Go...

The Good News is not that God made some external determination to forgive man, superficially exercised his divine will, waved a disintereste...

Here are some comments from a lesson I taught way back 1994.  I think I still agree with myself. In Gen 1:27, "So God created man in ...

Unexplored Dimensions of Our Christian Worldview Of him, through him, and to him are all things — Romans 11:36 I.  What was God doing ...

This morning I return from Birmingham after having two days of meetings for the Trinity Institute for Biblical and Culture Studies . This w...

This is Part IV in my series analyzing Luther's Catechetical Doctrine of the Trinity. It's really a continuation of Part III. Part...

This is Part III in my series analyzing Luther's Catechetical Doctrine of the Trinity. Part I . Part II . It is time to examine Luther...

Continued from Part 2 Before we begin our analysis of his Trinitarian theology, it will be helpful for us to consider Luther’s own explanati...

Continued from Part 1 Luther, like Augustine and Calvin, received the traditional substance of doctrine of the Trinity from the Early Church...

Twelve years ago I wrote an interesting (to me!) paper on Luther's doctrine of the Trinity for a graduate seminar class at Concordia on ...

This lecture is worth careful consideration. I agree with his conclusion. In the past I've made my own guarded attempts at grounding t...

“Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable o...

For many the Christian world view is relatively simple. 1. God created the world and man. 2. Man was created to obey God. 3. Man disobeye...

This is the final installment and a continuation of Trinity & Covenant Part V When I speak of the inter-trinitiarian relations as cove...

Continued from Trinity & Covenant Part IV Okay. Let's try to apply what I've been saying to the traditional Reformed formulation...

Continued from Trinity & Covenant Part III Let's move from Christology to Trinitarian theology. Now we're getting to the good s...

Continued from More on Covenant & Trinity One Lord Jesus Christ We must begin with Christology. First, the Reformed tradition has agree...

Everyone who reads the story of Jesus in the Gospels with an eye on the astonishing interaction between Jesus and the Father is faced with s...

David Booth has asked some good questions here . His questions are about the first affirmation in the Federal Vision Joint Statement that ...