Somebody recently asked me for the audio of my discussion of  “I AM” in John’s Gospel with Gene Cook of The Narrow Mind.  I managed to locate this and it can be heard here.  For reference, this was probably about 4-5 years ago.

The Son of God is a common expression in the New Testament for Jesus, rooted in, among other things, his position as the Davidic king (cf. 2Sam. 7:14).  He is also God’s Son in reference to his preexistence, and Trinitarians would argue as second person of the Trinity.  If this is the case, however, why is the Father never identified as “the Father of God”?