Trinity Community Church

Join us for this years Christmas Eve service in song, Scripture, and the Lord's Supper. A brief message concludes "The Mystery of Godliness" series.

This week Pastor John continued his series on “The Mystery of Godliness”. Speaking primarily from Galatians 4: 4-5, he focused upon God’s perfect timing when He sent His Son into the earth to redeem and adopt us.

In this second sermon in our Christmas Series, Pastor John lists seven reasons that Christ came in the flesh, focusing specifically on the point that Christ came in the flesh to restrain Satan. Marvel at the mystery of how Christ’s incarnation and ultimately his own death has set us free from the grip of death and liberated us unto life eternal!

This is the first message in a Christmas Series entitled, "The Mystery of Godliness" taken from 1 Timothy 3:14-16. In this sermon we look at 1 Timothy 3:14 - 4:16 and what it means to be a church family supported by the foundation of the mystery of godliness. The Lord’s Supper and a Family Meeting are also part of this service.

This week Pastor John delves into chapter three of Daniel in which the faith of his friends is tested. When we go through problems, persecutions, and trials in this life God is not just there for us, instead, God is right in the fire with us.

In the second sermon from our series on the book of Daniel, Pastor John takes a look at chapter 2 in which King Nebuchadnezzar has a dream that he cannot understand. God uses Daniel to provide the interpretation to the dream and gives us a glimpse at God’s plan for the future.

How do you handle life when things do not go your way? This is the first sermon in a new series from Pastor John on the book of Daniel. God, at times, allows us to be “captured” or “placed” in situations we do not understand. Like Daniel, sometimes we do not understand the situations that God places us in, but we can trust in His Sovereignty in the midst of life’s circumstances.

In this final keynote message from our 2020 Missions Conference, Dr. Robert Mullen addresses the theme of our conference, “Following Jesus Now.” Join us in this message as we consider Romans 10:14-15 and the bearing these verses have upon the task of reaching a lost and dying world with the good news of Jesus, at home and abroad.

We are naturally pre-disposed to want easy lives that are free of the unexpected or difficult. However, as Christians, we are ultimately called to a life of sacrifice in which we wait expectantly for the Lord and obediently follow wherever he leads. In Carlos Calderon’s keynote message during our Missions Conference, we are turned to the book of Habakkuk and are challenged to consider how our calling to follow the Lord often looks similar to Habbakuk’s.

In our second keynote message from our Missions Conference, Dr. Mark Borisuk takes us to Psalm 51 to consider "The Marks of Genuine Repentance" as demonstrated by David. Six marks of genuine repentance are identified directly from Psalm 51, culminating in the impact that our repentance has upon our evangelism and our worship.