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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 19 MIN

Is God Three in One?

from Ponder As You Wander · host Ozark Leadership Institute

In this episode of Ponder as You Wander, Patrick and Morgan talk about the trinity - is God really three in one? What does that mean? And how should it impact our own personal relationship with God?"If we could truly understand all of God, then he wouldn't really be much of a God."Helpful analogy: H2O - different forms (liquid, ice, vapor) but same chemical substance.Ephesians 2:10 - We are God's creation/masterpiece/workmanship. "The better we get to know God, the better we are able to execute the will of God, which is our created purpose."God the Father - our Lord, Creator, Sustainer, and purpose giver.God the Son - came to serve us (Mark 10).God the Spirit - God's presence with us now. Helps us to interpret Scripture, convicts us in what's wrong, and pushes us towards God.We are trying to be in relationship with God.John 10:30John 14:10-11Recommendations:1. The Bible Project video on Trinity.2. reasonablefaith.org Trinity videos - The Defenders Podcast3. Delighting in the Trinity by Michael ReevesTo learn more about the Ozark Leadership Institute, please visit our website https://ozarkleadershipinstitute.com/. To learn more about the Podcast or submit a contact request, please visit our website https://ozarkleadershipinstitute.com/podcast/ or email [email protected]. 

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