The Nicene Creed

Kevin DeYoung

– A concise and accessible introduction

– Each chapter focuses on a key phrase within the creed

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The Nicene Creed (Kevin DeYoung)

For seventeen centuries the Nicene Creed has united Christians in confessing the faith once delivered to the saints. Yet many believers recite its words without fully understanding their meaning or the controversies that gave rise to them.

In this concise and accessible introduction, Kevin DeYoung explains why the Nicene Creed remains one of the most significant documents in Christian history. Blending historical background, biblical exposition, and theological clarity, he guides readers through the creed phrase by phrase, showing how it defends the deity of Christ, safeguards the doctrine of the Trinity, and continues to serve the church today.

Whether you are encountering the creed for the first time or seeking to deepen your appreciation of its significance, this volume demonstrates why careful doctrinal language matters and why the Nicene Creed remains an indispensable summary of the Christian faith.

What is This Book Good For?

Why does the Nicene Creed call Christ “begotten, not made”? What does it mean that the Son is “of one substance with the Father”? Why was the creed written, and why has it been confessed by Christians for centuries?

Kevin DeYoung answers these questions by exploring the historical setting of the Council of Nicaea, the theological debates surrounding Arius, and the biblical truths the creed was written to defend. Rather than treating the creed as a relic of church history, DeYoung presents it as a living confession that continues to shape Christian worship, theology, and discipleship.

Each chapter focuses on a key phrase within the creed, explaining both the truths it affirms and the errors it rejects. The result is a clear introduction that is historically informed, biblically grounded, and pastorally useful for individuals, churches, and study groups.

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ISBN

9781433559754

Author

Kevin DeYoung

Pages

96