Reflections On A Book Signing

Recently, I had my first opportunity to have my latest book Jesus’s God And Father: One God And Father Of All at a book signing along with my two children’s books. I had numerous one on one conversations with people about my latest book. My expectations were confirmed that people who lift up the doctrine of the “Trinity” are mostly unaware of the Anthanasian Creed. On one occasion when I explained the Anthanasian Creed is the source of the doctrine of the “Trinity,” I heard from this individual, “You shouldn’t confuse people.” I replied, it’s the doctrine of the “Trinity” that’s confusing people. I have four more signing events between now and the end of November. I look forward to future conversations at these events, as well as my daily happenstances that God puts in my path. I want you all to know that I love talking about this new book. God bless. Jim

Believers And Nonbelievers Alike

Proclaiming truths about Jesus should be the norm, for those fervently seeking to be right by Jesus that is. Those disregarding Jesus’s teachings are not concerned with what the Bible says, nor things harmful to other people. Scripture gives us one solid reason to share truths about Jesus with believers and nonbelievers alike, it is Jesus. Just as Jesus is the centerpiece of God’s plan of salvation, He must be the centerpiece of our daily life as well.

No Reason To Dispute

The Bible doesn’t support “the Son is God” the doctrine of the “Trinity,” and it gives no reason to dispute the rationality of it making its way into the 21st century. Unless one believes “the Son is God” one “cannot be saved” not only supersedes what Jesus accomplished in the first century, it’s dishonest.