In part 3 of our Knowing God series, we explore the breathtaking reality of salvation as adoption into God’s family. What does it mean to be not just forgiven, but welcomed as sons and daughters of God?
Drawing from Galatians 4:1-7, we uncover how adoption is a Trinitarian work—planned by the Father, accomplished by the Son, and applied by the Holy Spirit. We reflect on God’s deep, personal love, a love that transforms us from spiritual orphans into heirs of His kingdom.
For those who have struggled with their view of fatherhood or wrestled with feeling distant from God, this message offers a powerful reminder of His nearness. Join us as we press into the wonder of our adoption and the intimate cry of “Abba, Father” placed in our hearts by the Spirit.
To truly know the God of Scripture is to know Him as the Triune God ”eternally existing as three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Each person is fully God, yet there is one God" (W. Grudem).
Neglecting the depth and mystery of the Trinity leaves us with an incomplete understanding of God. And since what we believe about Him is the most important thing about us, failing to explore this truth will inevitably weaken our faith and witness.
