Who is Jezebel? And what does she have to do with ancient meat markets? Join us for the message “Apocalypse (Right) Now: Thyatira.”

Today Minister of Worship Rev. Dr. Garth Baker-Fletcher will bring us his insight into how letters written to ancient churches can still give modern churches words to live by. Join us for the message “Apocalypse (Right) Now: Pergamum.”

You’re a Christian in the early church. You’re given a choice — denounce Christ or die. What do you do?

Join us for the message “Apocalypse (Right) Now: Smyrna.”

The book of Revelation can be very cryptic. Is it all about the end of the world, or is there a message in there that help the church right now?

Join us for the message “Apocalypse (Right) Now: Ephesus.”

Between the fireworks, the parades, and all the hot dogs you can eat, how do we live out our allegiance to both God and country?

Join us for the message “For God and Country.”

With the speed of information, we have constant opportunities to declare any individual or action as good or bad. We’ll look at a parable from Jesus to learn how we discern faithfully in a landscape that is always changing. Join us as guest preacher Rev. Marianne Brown-Trigg brings us the message “Let It Grow.”

The fig tree — more than fruit!  Many references throughout the Bible. What do these references symbolize? What message does the fig tree hold for Trinity today?

John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, was a vile man. Why should we follow his example?

Join us for the message “Methodists Have Always Been a Little Queer.”

There are some questions that strike at the core of our being. Will there be life after death? Will we be able to see our loved ones once more?

Join us for the message “The Resurrection of the Body and the Life Everlasting.”

What is the worst thing you have ever done? What is the worst thing anyone has ever done to you? Both of these can leave us enchained. How do we break free? Join us for the message “The Forgiveness of Sins.”