Under the metaphor of the dance, this sermon explores the mystery of Trinitarian love, how we get to participate in that love, and why it often doesn't feel like it. Outline: The Father's love for His Son, the Father's approval of His Son, and the Father's testing of His Son.This was a Bible study taught to Arkansas RUF. The metaphor of Dance was suggested by Tim Keller who picked it up from C.S. Lewis. Also helpful on this subject was Shared Life: The Trinity and the Fellowship of God's People by Donald Macleod.