“For us men and for our salvationHe came down from heaven:By the power of the Holy SpiritHe became incarnate from the Virgin Mary,And was made man.For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate;He suffered death and was buried.”

Week 4 of Three in One

Teacher: Devynn Brankel

Unlike any other god, Jesus became one of us, and fully experienced the human life – pain, suffering, even death. And Jesus being fully human is really good news. It means that no one is beyond the reach of God – but are we willing to surrender ourselves to his saving sacrifice, recognizing that we can’t save ourselves?

“We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ,The only Son of God,Eternally begotten of the Father,God from God, Light from Light,True God from true God,Begotten, not made,Of one Being with the Father.Through him all things were made.”

Week 3 of Three in One

Teacher: Megan Miller

The ancient Christian heresies often centered around the question of “Who is Jesus, really?” Was he a man that was kind of like God, or a God that was kind of like a man? The Nicene creed teaches us that it is neither; Jesus was both fully God and fully man. So what does it mean for our lives that Jesus is Lord? How can we dethrone ourselves so that he can take his rightful place of Lord of our lives?

“We believe in one God,The Father, the Almighty,The maker of heaven and earth,Of all that is, seen and unseen.”

Teacher: Tyler Stibrich

Week 2 of Three in OneThere's a lot of confusion about God. Is there a god? Multiple gods? If so, who or what is god? Is god a he or she or it or a they? Is the tree in my yard god? Am I god? Is god a person or a force or a state of mind? What we think about God may be the most important thing about us because we become like what we worship. Lots of faiths believe a lot of things about god but what does our shared faith believe? The God that we worship is distinct and every other belief flows from this one. Who is God?