It has been an amazing semester for SQ@CC and we are grateful for all our faithful listeners in 12 countries and well over 1000+ downloads. While we are grateful for the numbers, we are even more grateful to be a part of the changed hearts and minds of those of you who are listening and who now have a resource to embolden and encourage them to stand for the truth in their personal lives, workplaces, families, assemblies, and communities. Listen in as Brian and Luke review their favorite moments from this season and talk about the personal impact of their work with SQ@CC and some of the exciting changes coming Fall 2023! Please continue to personally utilize these episodes and share them with friends (or "enemies") and family alike. We will be back in the Fall and until then, thank you for listening!

Is Jesus God? In what way is He God? As we considered Modalism last week, we looked at forms of Modalism we discussed the truth that Jesus has always been God. This podcast, we are looking at Arianism, yet another heresy concerning the trinity, where Jesus is seen "ontologically" and "chronologically" subordinated to the Father as a created being, or non-eternal. In other words, they may claim that Jesus is God, but he is only 'a god' who is somehow 'less than' the Father. This idea is captured in... you probably guessed it, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, and others. Listen in as Brian and Luke seek to unpack this false teaching and discuss its solution! Next week, there will be another gap in our episodes due to staffing availability, but don't miss the next two after that because they will be the final episodes of the semester!!

What is meant by the Oneness of God? Unity of course comes to mind... at least among the orthodox. But to have 'unity' implies that there is more than one. Among the unorthodox, anti-trinitarian groups, including Judaism, the oneness of God means that there is only one person who is God. However, that is not what Scripture teaches. Interestingly, the false doctrine of Monarchianism (anti-trinitarian) doctrine, almost certainly coming from the same Jewish misunderstanding of scripture that drove the crucifixion of Christ for claiming to be God, was confronted in the early church within the 2nd century (between 100 and 200 AD). Even by that time, and with an imperfect distribution of scriptures, the church still knew that to teach that God was just one person was incorrect, if for no other reason than the teachings of Christ himself. Listen in as Brian and Luke give the history, unpack this doctrine, define the trinity from scripture, and provide extensive scriptures that rebut this doctrine that lies at the root of the current modern heresies that are preserved in Oneness Pentecostalism, Apostolic fellowships, as well as some other infamous cults that were founded in the 19th century!