Preaching at Trinity

Jesus delivers men from the consequences of sin. In this passage, Jesus not only highlights the prophecies concerning salvation through the Messiah, but He also demonstrates it.

Suffering is a natural part of life because we live in a sinful world. As Christians, we are called to embrace suffering and use it as an opportunity to demonstrate faithfulness and to proclaim the Gospel. Paul challenges us to remain faithful to the truth through suffering, rather than to avoid suffering.

Christ is clear and literal in this passage, showing not only His love and care for children, but even greater love for mankind. This passage stands out as a simple explanation of our spiritual need and the saving faith we need.

Serving the Lord can be difficult at times. It involves surrendering our will and sacrificing our self-love. Other dangers within our sphere of ministry make it even harder. But Paul challenges us: God knows! The question is, do we know?

Christ calls us to faithful discipleship. Paul explains what that looks like when talented people work alongside one another. How can a Christian ensure they remain in service to Christ?

Paul gives one of the greatest commands for battling spiritual warfare. Every Christian must master this passage's principles to win in this sinful world.

The love of money is described as the root of all evil.  Coveting and loving things more than we love and care about God and His truth is seriously dangerous. Jesus describes just how perilous it is.

God’s grace is immeasurable and effective. It abounds in our lives, and we need to recognize it and allow it to overflow into others. This stands true for our giving, but also for every facet of worship.