Trinity Matters

Trinity Matters helps us move from viewing the Trinity as a belief that is too complicated, to uncovering and celebrating one of the richest truths within our faith - that God is eternal, relational love, and we are invited to be a part of that love life when we follow Jesus as the way.

Trinity Matters is a must read for every pastor, student, and inquisitive follower of Jesus. Steve Dancause illustrates compelling answers to theological questions while answering practical questions of everyday life in God as Trinity. You will learn how what we think about God as Trinity matters in our faith, our work, and our love. It makes all the difference in the world!

"Seldom has an introduction to the wonders of the Trinity been as fun, approachable, and joy-filled as this one is. In language as fresh as it is faithful, we meet the overflowing love of the Father, Son, and Spirit-our God who has freely been for and with us from first to final new creation. Welcome to a delightful lesson in the Church's Tri-personal language, and wonderful words of life, for the world."
-Dr. Cherith Nordling, Associate Professor of Theology at Northern Seminary.

"Trinity Matters is a welcome remedy to our hierarchical thinking and individualized culture. This accessible introduction to the complex doctrine of the Trinity for students, pastors, and teachers portrays the God who is knowable yet mysterious, relevant but profound. Steve's focus on Jesus is welcome in an age when people reject traditional religion but identify with the biblical Jesus and the centrality of love and mutual submission."
-Dr. John Yeatts, Professor Emeritus at Messiah College and Senior Pastor Emeritus at Grantham Church.

"What you think about when you think about God shapes your imagination for the good life and community. Trinity Matters teases this out profoundly! Steve Dancause has been exploring this great divine mystery for most of his years on this planet and now we get to join him in the wonder and joy of discovering abundant life in the Three and the One."
-Dr. Dwight J. Friesen, Associate Professor of Practical Theology at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology; co-author of The New Parish, Routes and Radishes, and author of Thy Kingdom Connected.