SERMON SERIES

Jesus reveals that He is in the Father and the Father is in Him—and then makes an astounding promise: we too are drawn into this divine relationship through the Spirit. This week, we begin not with explanation but with invitation. The Trinity is not a distant mystery but a living communion we are welcomed into.

From the very beginning, we were created in the image of a relational God—Father, Son, and Spirit. We are made from relationship for relationship, stamped with the community of the Trinity in our very being. To be human is to live in connection with God, one another, and creation.

On the night before His death, Jesus prayed for us to be one, just as He and the Father are one. This unity isn’t just spiritual—it’s missional. Our love for one another becomes the visible sign of God’s presence in the world.

The Holy Spirit doesn’t simply comfort or correct us—the Spirit brings us into the life of the Trinity. Through the Spirit, we are adopted as God’s children, heirs with Christ, and participants in God’s eternal family. This life is not something we achieve, but something we receive.

Life in the Trinity becomes real as we live it out in love, unity, and peace. Paul’s closing blessing reminds us that the grace of Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Spirit are not just ideas—but the foundation of our daily life together. Let’s not just believe in the Trinity—let’s live the dance.