In parts one and two of this series, we discussed what the Trinity is and how to talk about it. One of the most consistent points we’ve made is that the Trinity is hard to understand. For this reason, there are many misconceptions that can arise when people attempt to explain the concept. Being able to spot misconceptions is important, but it’s not about winning an argument or knowing the most; it’s about accurately representing who God is. So how do we know when an explanation of the Trinity has gone off track? Let’s reflect on what we’ve learned and what we know about the Trinity: There is one God. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are each fully God. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct persons. These are the things we know Scripture teaches, and it’s what we can always go back to. Most Trinity misconceptions happen because someone denies, changes, or collapses one of these truths. So what are some of the main misconceptions?…
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