Sunday Sermons At Trinity

All Christians are called to be leaders in some area of life. The weight of leading others and reflecting Christ is placed on the shoulders of every Christian who is also empowered by the Holy Spirit to bring about change. - 1 Timothy 1:5; 2 Timothy 1:5

The gospel offers us hope that our words can become vehicles for reconciliation rather than destruction. We must see the truth and the love of God's Word become flesh for us. James 3:1-12

Many wrongly assume that social justice is a distraction from the "real work" of the gospel. But Jesus was continually caring for those on the margins of society. - Luke 6:20-26

God is at work through your pain and suffering to conform you into his image and ultimately work all things for good - James 1:2-4

Our culture today tells us to be true to ourselves. But the gospel calls us to be conformed not to ourselves, but to the image of Jesus - Romans 8:28-30

Often, American Christians apply the great covenant promise in 2 Chronicles 7:14 to the USA. But that isn't what the Bible is saying. America is not in a covenant relationship with God--but the Church is. - 2 Chronicles 7:14

Ministry isn't interrupted; it continues and expands as we follow the prompting of the Spirit. - Luke 5:17-26

We are saved in Christ, but from what? - Romans 3

Don't hinder people from drawing near to Jesus - Mark 10:13-16

We can transform our community by yielding to the truth and authority of Christ and extending his love to our neighbors - Matthew 8:1-27

Letting God be God - Daniel 12

God is faithful to redeem His people - Daniel 9:1-19

Living a life that deepens faith and brings peace & wholeness - Daniel 6

What do you treasure? - Daniel 5

Who's in control? - Daniel 4

God is sovereign over the details of our lives - Daniel 3

We should use our gifts and talents to point back to God - Daniel 2

God is not done writing the story of faith in this world and in your life - Daniel 1

Guest speaker Rick Berry talks about the Changing Face of Missions