This is a follow up to our 5-part response series on The Incarnate Christ and His Critics.
Have you ever found yourself in a conversation with a coworker, acquaintance, or family member trying to explain who Jesus is? Every wish there was a simple acrostic that could guide you through a brief yet thoughtful presentation of who Jesus is? Well, friend, you need look no further. After spending five weeks responding to arguments for the deity of Christ, Brandon Duke and I are going to do an entire episode focused on a positive case for the genuine Jesus of scripture. We’ll use the word GOSPEL to help you remember six main points about Jesus. We’re hopeful that this content will equip you to better share your faith with others.
G – given life by his Father
O – offered his life for us
S – subordinate to God
P – peccable yet sinless
E – empowered by God’s spirit
L – limited in knowledge
Get Finnegan’s book, Kingdom Journey to learn about God’s kingdom coming on earth as well as the story of how Christianity lost this pearl of great price.
Some of Sean’s and Brandon’s points are reinforced in a recent YouTube video by scholar Dan McClellan.
McClellan isn’t a Biblical Unitarian, but his responses align surprisingly well with how I’ve come to understand the topics of the Trinity and the incarnate Christ.
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thank you for the quick points talk with Sean and Brandon, looking forward to your Australian trip in 2026.
Les Aldridge
Some of Sean’s and Brandon’s points are reinforced in a recent YouTube video by scholar Dan McClellan.
McClellan isn’t a Biblical Unitarian, but his responses align surprisingly well with how I’ve come to understand the topics of the Trinity and the incarnate Christ.
“Responding to Wes Huff on the Trinity”
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuOnruwfjMM)
Hello brethren, I would like to make fellowship with you and I am very happy the doctrine of Unitarian christians. Thanks.
Sincerely, AINEKULU