Sunday Sermons At Trinity

Art and culture creation are God’s plan for a people in exile. We have a calling to create good culture in our communities - Jeremiah 29:4-7

God is an artist and a culture creator; we should value and appreciate artistic expression as He does - Genesis 2:8-15

As God's kingdom continues to expand, you and I can impact our world by living the gospel and connecting with others - Acts 28:1-31

God is leading and directing us, so even if we mess up there is more than enough grace to restart - Acts 16:1-10

The kingdom of God advances not by extraordinarily gifted and talented people, but by ordinary people - Acts 8:1-40

Guest speakers Chris Camarro and Nina Khamarji facilitate a missions Q&A.

As the kingdom of God moves forward, challenges from outside and within the church will occur. We must stand strong. - Acts 4:1-5:11

(It keeps going and going and going...) As we continually devote ourselves to God and one another, God's kingdom will keep expanding -Acts 2:1-47

Understanding the power, purpose, and plan of the mission God has entrusted to each of us - Acts 1:1-26

God’s love and forgiveness are so extravagant that he restores us to a right relationship with Him no matter how long we’ve been gone or how badly we have messed up - Luke 15:11-32

God is the Happy Finder of lost people - Luke 15:8-10

God pursues us because He treasures us. He never gives up on us! All we have to do is accept His love - Luke 15:1-7

Righteousness = becoming what God intended us to be. Am I persecuted for being Christ-like (gracious, compassionate) or am I persecuted because I *don't* live like Christ? - Matthew 5:11​-12

True peace with others comes from peace within, and that comes from reconciliation in our relationship with God - Matthew 5:9

Purity involves the transformation of our hearts - Matthew 5:8

Mercy is an invitation to a life of freedom - Matthew 5:7

Is it possible to impress God? If so, it's not with our obedience, religious practices, or knowledge; it's with a humble spirit that yields to Him - Matthew 5:5

When Jesus says, "Blessed are those who mourn," it is not meant to diminish the pain or loss we are feeling. Instead it's meant to assure us of God's comfort and promises and provide hope - Matthew 5:4

In this new series we explore the Beatitudes as lessons in character development, not a to-do list to attain favor with God. We begin with "Blessed our the poor in spirit" and what that means - Matthew 5:3-7

For instructions on prayer, Jesus gives us the Lord's prayer as a "how-to" guide and also tells us to pray without ceasing. The Latin phrase "coram Deo" gives some insight on what praying without ceasing might look like - Matthew 6:1-13