At this time every year, we joyfully sing the carols of Christmas as we anticipate the celebration of the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Join us this Christmas as we talk about different carols and how they inspire praise to the King of Kings who was born.

At this time every year, we joyfully sing the carols of Christmas as we anticipate the celebration of the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Join us this Christmas as we talk about different carols and how they inspire praise to the King of Kings who was born.

At this time every year, we joyfully sing the carols of Christmas as we anticipate the celebration of the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Join us this Christmas as we talk about different carols and how they inspire praise to the King of Kings who was born.

Join Pastor James as he preaches from Psalm 27:1-4

There is nothing that is impossible for God to do.If you are struggling to see things happen in your life as a result of depression then listen for an encouraging testimony of God's continued healing.

Based around Ephesians 2:8-10, this sermon is a brief overview of God's redemptive plan to restore His perfect image in each of His children. It examines created-order, what was lost in sin, God's plan to redeem mankind, and the process by which each believer can be restored into the likeness of God and be released into his or her true identity and calling. Becoming the right person leads us into the right destiny.

It is International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church.

It is a time where we can pray for our brothers and sisters in the faith who are persecuted for their faith. Rev. Majed El Shafie was tortured and condemned to death in Egypt for his faith.

In many Evangelical churches, celebrating communion happens once in a while, or it is observed quickly in between worship songs. Today, we decided to make the service all about coming to the Lord's Table. Listen to the many testimonies of God working in the lives of people at Trinity and to Pastor James give us a reflection on what it means to celebrate communion.

This is the conclusion in our Holy Spirit series.