“Delighting in the Trinity” by: Michael Reeves

Recommended Age: 16+ (for comprehension)


135 pages


Description: Delighting in the Trinity by Michael Reeves is a classic introduction to the heart of the Christian faith―our triune God. Drawing from centuries of church history up to the present, Reeves explores how the doctrine of the Trinity isn't just a theological concept but the foundation of our intimate relationship with God. 

Written with wit, clarity, and warmth, this engaging book unpacks how understanding the Trinity shapes every aspect of Christian life, from salvation to prayer to the church and every aspect of our faith. With profound truths presented in a relatable, accessible way, Delighting in the Trinity invites Christians into deeper joy, richer worship, and a closer walk with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.


My Rating: 5/5


I really enjoyed this book! It was simple and yet profound in its discussion of the Holy Trinity.


Things to be aware of in “Delighting in the Trinity”


Language:

  • 1 “dumb” (in a quote)


Violence:

  • A character witnesses an amputation and describes it.


Romantic Content:

  • A nude picture of Adam and Eve is shown.



Links to the book: Amazon and Goodreads

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