Jesus said, "The most important commandment is this: `Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength'" (Mark 12:29-30).

But who is God, and has God done anything to deserve our love?

• An introduction to God 
• God Is... a booklet  
  • If you could ask God one question...
  • In search of the Eternal
  • How God reveals himself
  • "The Lord our God, the Lord is one"
  • God revealed in Jesus Christ
  • One in three and three in one
  • Humanity's relationship with God
• Let God be God
• Perichor...what? A discussion with C. Baxter Kruger
• Theology: what difference does it make?
• The divine names and titles

Christian theology says that God is a "Trinity." What does this term mean, and why do we need to invent words that aren't even found in the Bible?

• Is the Trinity in the Bible?
• Does the Trinity doctrine teach three Gods?
• 1 + 1 + 1 — it just doesn't add up
• How many Gods does God say there are?
• Only one God 
• Is Elohim a plural word?
• Does Elohim refer to a family of divine beings?
• You can prove what Elohim means
• What does Deuteronomy 6:4 mean?

If Jesus is God, why did he pray? Was he just talking to himself?

• The question of Christ's prayers
• Who was Jesus before his human birth?
• And the Word was God...
• Other articles about Jesus Christ (we have lots)

When the apostle Paul went to Ephesus, he found some disciples of John the Baptist and he asked them about the Holy Spirit. They replied, "We have not even heard that there is a Holy Spirit" (Acts 19:2). So what is the Holy Spirit, and why should we care?

• The Holy Spirit 
• The deity of the Holy Spirit
• Can you hear the Holy Spirit?
• God told me...
• Do you have the Holy Spirit?

• Our response to God
• What is worship?
• Five basic principles of worship

Other articles about God:

• Why does God allow evil?
• The problem of evil
• Finding meaning in tragedy
• God's wrath
• Free in the divine freedom 
  
• The sacred-names controversy
• The sacred-name question
  

Creation of stars and planets, by Michelangelo, in the Sistine Chapel

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