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In this episode I interview Dr. Frank Macchia, a professor of systematic theology at Vanguard University. We delve into the intricacies of the Trinity, exploring the revolutionary idea of God as a communion of love. Dr. Macchia shares insights on how the Trinity relates to creation, redemption, and the essence of communion. The conversation also addresses the challenges of articulating the Trinity. It covers the differences with the oneness Pentecostal viewpoint and includes practical implications for theology and spiritual disciplines. Dr. Macchia also recommends his book, 'The Trinity Practically Speaking,' for further reading.
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