Our Bible Conference this year was held in the beautifully restored main hall of the Barnabas Centre in Bishop's Stortford, but the magnificence of the structure was far outweighed by the splendour the subject we had to consider:
The Glory of the Triune God.

The sub-title, A Call to Worship and Holy Living shows the importance of this frequently misunderstood doctrine which is crucial for our understanding of the God we worship but also has (or should have) an impact on the way we live.  

Two days of excellent teaching and ministry from Barry and Tom were a delight to the soul. The theme was ably expounded in eight sessions, four on Friday and four on Saturday. The speakers were able to clearly show the importance of the Trinity in theological terms but also, and perhaps more importantly, in practice within the church, in worship, in the mission field and in our own lives.

Session and Title

Speaker 

Audio

Notes 

1. The Glory of the Indescribable God 

Barry 

Audio 1 

Notes

Audio 2

2. The Trinity, God in Three Persons 

Tom 

Audio

Notes

3. Historical Development of the Doctrine of the Trinity

Tom

Audio

Notes

4. Relationship between Divine Persons

Barry

Audio

Audio 2

Questions & Answers - Friday

Audio

5. The Trinity and Worship

Barry

Audio 1

Audio 2

6. The Trinity and Salvation

Tom

Audio

Notes

7. The Trinity, the Model for Christian Life

Barry

Audio 1

Audio 2

8. The Trinity, the Model for Church Life

Tom 

Audio 1

Notes

Audio 2

Questions & Answers - Saturday

Audio

Slides that accompanied the lecture on the history of the doctrine of the Trinity 

Tom 

Slides 

 Barry Haigh

• A Yorkshireman from Bradford, Barry was converted to Christ in his teens. After serving the Lord for more than 40 years in Zambia, Barry and his wife Rachel have recently returned to the UK and now live in Redditch. Barry's Zambian ministry included Bible teaching in schools, evangelism, building projects and medial care. He can extract teeth without anaesthetic!

 Tom Marinello

• Currently professor of historical and systematic theology at Tyndale Theological Seminary, Amsterdam, (http://www.tyndale-europe.edu), Tom moved to the Netherlands from Emmaus Bible College, USA in 2000. Married to Patti, Tom is a former pilot and also has a keen interest in politics, travel, photography and computers.