Psalm 8:1-9 , Romans 5:1-5 , John 16:7-15 You may or may not have noticed, but today is the day set apart in our calendar to celebrate the divine mystery of the Trinity! Now, I realize that I have to be careful about a statement like that because half of y’all are already thinking about cooking something nice with that trinity of flavors that makes Cajun cooking so good. If you aren’t from around here, I’m talking about onion, bell pepper, and celery. Of course, it’s a little hot for gumbo, but there are plenty of other things that start out that way. While it’s a little tongue in cheek to call them the “Holy Trinity of Cajun Cooking,” its actually not a bad way to talk about the divine mystery that is the Godhead – which is a fancy church word to talk about the One who is the Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer of all that is, was and shall be. We can also say, “Father, Son, and Holy Spirit” as Jesus did in Matthew 28, but I also like to recognize who God is by what God does. However you...
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