Author: Daniel Tomberlin

The Church of God has always sought to faithfully proclaim and live the Gospel of God’s kingdom. These dual commitments express a holistic spirituality that is demonstrated in personal holiness and social holiness. The first “teaching that is made prominent” of the Church of God were published in The Evening Light and Church of God Evangel (15 August 1910), adopted by the General Assembly in 1911, and published in the Minutes of the General Assembly in 1912. The “teachings” were reaffirmed and amended by the General Assembly periodically. The 68^th General Assembly revised the practical commitments in 1988.

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I’ve read dozens of books on the Trinity. The more popular books, that is, those written for the people in the pews, are too often not very helpful in unpacking the richness of Trinitarian theology. The more academic books are often too speculative, too novel, or too dense to be helpful for most pastors and disciples of Christ.

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In the Fall of 1978, I traveled through snow and ice in the Carolinas on my way to college – East Coast Bible College in Charlotte, NC. After graduating from high school, I had applied to, and been accepted, at Lee College, Oral Roberts University, and East Coast Bible College. I chose the small, relatively new school in Charlotte. I’ve never regretted that decision.

Continue reading “In Memory of Dr. George D. Voorhis”