Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective: An Intermediate Christology

Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective brings together six evangelical theologians to examine Christology from a deliberately Trinitarian standpoint. The editors argue that a proper understanding of Jesus — as the eternal second person of the Trinity who became flesh — must be grounded in the eternal relations of the Godhead, not just in the historical events of the incarnation.

The volume addresses post-Chalcedonian Christology through historical, philosophical, systematic, and practical lenses, engaging questions about Christ's two natures, his human psychology, the hypostatic union, and the implications of Chalcedonian orthodoxy for Christian life and evangelism. An ideal intermediate-level text for students who have grasped the basics of the Chalcedonian Definition and want to go deeper.