God the Son - by Sherelle Ducksworth (Paperback)

About the Book

What we believe shapes who we are and how we live. To become people committed to living our faith, we must know the One whom we serve. This series will explore the Persons of the Trinity so that we may know and love Him well.

Book Synopsis

What we believe shapes how we live, worship, and witness.

We Confess is a three-volume series designed to help followers of Jesus know, love, and worship the Triune God more deeply. Rooted in the historic Christian faith and written with clarity and conviction, each volume explores core doctrines that form the heart of Christian belief. With biblical reflection, theological depth, and practical application, this series invites readers to confess their faith with understanding--so they may live it out with faithfulness in the church and in the world.

Salvation is more than a moment--it is the Triune God drawing us into His life.

In God the Son, readers are invited to behold the beauty of the gospel as the unified work of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This volume explores how the eternal Son became one of us, how He redeems as our Prophet, Priest, and King, and how the Spirit indwells and liberates us. It then turns to the believer's experience of salvation--from union with Christ to new birth, sanctification, and perseverance.

Rich in biblical insight and rooted in the historic Christian faith, this book shows that salvation is not just what God does--it is who He is, offered freely for us and worked powerfully in us.

About the Author

Sherelle Ducksworth is the assistant professor of Christian Theology at Anderson University. She is originally from Clarksdale, Mississippi, and has been married to her husband Aaron for eleven years. She and Aaron attend Generostee Baptist Church in Starr, SC.

Keith Whitfield serves as the senior pastor of Temple Church in New Bern, North Carolina. He has edited and contributed to Trinitarian Theology, Confessing Christ, Theological for the Church, and Islam and North America. He and his wife Amy have two adult children.