FORTHCOMING TITLE, ETA FEBRUARY 2027
In an age of renewed theological debate, this work offers a thoughtful defense of classical Trinitarianism and Christology from a confessional perspective. Written by respected pastors and scholars, these essays address some of the most important questions surrounding the doctrine of God, the Trinity, the person of Christ, divine attributes, and the historic creeds of the Christian faith.
Designed to be a resource for pastors, seminary students, church leaders, and studious Christians, this work provides accessible yet rigorous treatments of contemporary theological issues. Each chapter engages Scripture, historical theology, and careful exegesis to demonstrate why classical Christian orthodoxy remains essential for the life and health of the church.
Topics include God's accommodating speech in revelation, the eternal processions of the Trinity, the distinction between person and nature, the hypostatic union, the wills of Christ, divine simplicity, impassibility, ERAS, the authority and submission debate, and the enduring importance of the ancient creeds and confessions.
Featuring contributions from Peter Sammons, Christopher Cleveland, Daniel Scheiderer, Richard Barcellos, Tom Hicks, Mike Riccardi, Drew Sparks, Steve Meister, Graham Gunden, Josh Tinkham, Jacob Trotter, and an afterword by Thomas K. Ascol, From Nicea to Now will equip readers to understand and defend historic Christian doctrine with biblical conviction and theological precision.
From Nicaea to Now: What's at Stake in the Trinity Debates is in the following collections:
