Sunday Sermons At Trinity

The first and greatest gift we receive this Advent season is Immanuel: God with us. Behold this grace-filled gift of hope that none of us deserve but all of us are offered. - Isaiah 7:10-17

We will be thankful not just for the past actions of God but for his continued work in our life - Philippians 1:3-6

The people of the OT understood that remembering what God has done brings gratitude - Psalm 105:1-6

A spring of gratitude should be gushing forth from us because of all God has done for us and continues to do for us, as He works all things for good - 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Growing in gratitude begins by recognizing that God is the One who gives all good things in our lives. - James 1:13-17

Breaking out of the church bubble to love well - Luke 5:27-32

God tells us we are worthy of His love just as we are. We don't posses the ability to genuinely love others as He loves us without allowing God to fill us first - Matthew 19:16-20

The law can be summed up in the single command to "love your neighbor as yourself." The only way to truly fulfill this command is to place our trust in Jesus Christ. - Romans 13:8-14

We don't live where we live by accident. God has us where we are for "such a time as this" in the lives of the people around us. - Acts 17:26-27

As easy as it is to put our desires above everyone else's, we must love others in the same way we love ourselves. - Leviticus 19:15-18

True worship is hearts completely committed to God. When we worship Him, He blesses us as he desires. - Haggai 2:10-23

One generation wept over the new temple and one generation celebrated. Both had something to learn from each other. - Haggai 2:1-9

Worship of God requires us to honestly evaluate our hearts. Sometimes our lives take priority over God's glory, and He draws us back by calling us out. - Haggai 1:1-15

In our brokenness, Christ picks us up, cleans us off, mends our brokenness, and shows the world what he can do with failed people. - Luke 19:1-8

We are called to be set apart - 1 Thessalonians 1:2-6

What the Bible Doesn’t Say: “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” In actuality, God may give you more than you can handle, but He will never give you more than He can handle. - 2 Corinthians 1:3-11

What the Bible Doesn’t Say: “Suffering always comes from sin.” No matter what the cause of our trials, we know that God will use it to strengthen our walk with Him. - James 1:2-4

When you rely on God, you will find satisfaction in whatever situation (good or bad) that life hands you - Philippians 4:10-13

What's the point? Why invest myself in the arts & culture when it appears to be futile? Because we have a calling as Christians to nurture creation, value creativity, and leave the ultimate outcome to God - Revelation 21:1-21

There is a transcendent truth, even in ordinary things. Christians can effectively engage the culture to more fully understand and communicate the truth of the gospel - John 3:13-15