Sunday Sermons At Trinity

If we believe what Jesus said is true, how does that impact our lives? - John 1:40-51

Jesus meets us where we're at and transforms us - John 20:11-18

Jesus wasn't the kind of king the people wanted. What kind of king is He? - John 12:12-19

Looking inward to know the deepest desire of our hearts, and looking upward to satisfy that longing - John 1:35-39

Who is Jesus? The apostle John gives an eyewitness testimony - John 1:29-34

Who are you? - John 1:19-28.

We are created in the image of God, but then God takes on the likeness of man, through Christ, and dwells with us - John 1:14-18

John pointed to Christ. Do we? - John 1:6-13

Getting to know the many facets of Jesus, who was there from the beginning - John 1:1-5

How do we decide what to believe? It is one thing to understand something, but believing is different from understanding - John 20:26-31

The Apostle's Creed defines much of what a Christian believes, but love is the foundation - 1 Corinthians 13

Because we each have something to contribute, the church is better when we all participate - 1 Corinthians 12:21-26

We each have different God-given gifts and talents, but all gifts are equally valued and useful in the church - 1 Corinthians 12:12-20

The gift of God being with us always, through His Spirit - Romans 8:9-11

Because of Jesus, the Son of God, we have received adoption as sons; and if a son, then also an heir to the promises of God - Galatians 4:1-7

The first line of the Apostle's Creed reads, "We believe in God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth." What is the nature of God that draws us to faith in Him? - Acts 17:22-28

Believing is not "all or nothing," but an ever-increasing characteristic of God's people - Mark 9:14-29

Simeon lived with hope and we can also - Luke 2:25-35

Is it all about being a good person or is it all about grace? How Jesus coming as a servant points us to the answer - Philippians 2:5-11

We all worship something. What is it you're devoted to? Will it lead to fulfillment or disappointment? - Matthew 2:1-12