Trinity Baptist Sermons

What would you trade of your eternal rewards to gain in this life? Most would say they would trade nothing, but sadly, all Christians have. Jesus points out the real path to eternal reward, and it’s not what you may think!

God’s plan is that we each bear much fruit for HIs glory. Many Christians know little about this plan or process. Jesus emphasizes the importance of this calling in John 15. This sermon is dedicated to Bro. Don Kelley and his faithful service to the Lord Jesus Christ.

As the Holiday season comes to a close, it is easy to find ourselves in a state of depression or despair. This doesn’t have to be the case. If we will turn to Christ, drawing near to Him, we can experience a joy that is so bright that it makes all else look dim. Don’t let this season of cold and darkness push you away from your Savior! Come to Him and find the warmth and wonder you are searching for!

The greatest announcement of all time was filled with Gospel Truth for us to discover. The message the angels shared was not just any message, it was the first time the Gospel was preached to a group of people on earth. Now, two thousand years later, you and I are called to share the same message.

Too many of us pray like no one is listening, but we know God is! Prayer is such a powerful privilege that is perhaps the most neglected opportunity in the Christian live. We must get down on our knees and begin crying out to God again!

Jesus is able to reverse what seems irreversible, and when He does, His work is irreversible!

There is no person like Jesus. There is no place like the place that He resides. There is no work like the work that He is doing. There is no promises like the ones He has made…No, Not One!

There is no person like Jesus. There is no place like the place that He resides. There is no work like the work that He is doing. There is no promises like the ones He has made…No, Not One!

It may shock some to realize that charity is the highest mark of spiritual maturity. Not simply loving with your words, face, or tone of voice, but with real Christ-like love.

It may shock some to realize that charity is the highest mark of spiritual maturity. Not simply loving with your words, face, or tone of voice, but with real Christ-like love.