I was posed this question by John Franke of Biblical Seminary in Hatfield, PA a couple of weeks ago. I was posing to him a question about whether a person who doesn’t believe Jesus is God (and even has an apologetic against it) can be a Christian. He then posed the question to me, “What difference does the trinity make in your every day life?” I am still working on an answer. What would you say? It made me realize that many of us are orthodox in that area, but in our orthopraxy, we’re not even concerned about it.
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David is an entrepreneur, pastor, coach, and author. He has his doctorate from George Fox Seminary where he studied under Len Sweet, his M.Div. from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and has done post graduate work in communications from the University of Alabama and the University of South Florida. He lives with his wife Brenna Phillips in Smyrna, DE. 
Good question. Adam Laughton, pastor of Grace Baptist Church, Southport, England gives a helpful answer in his second sermon on the Trinity in the recent series on “The Being of God.” The sermon can be heard at the church website.