Trinity Community Church

The year 2020 has seen a number of major, national events that impact the lives of our children for good or ill. How is a father to direct and instruct his children in the world in which we are now living? This sermon helps to answer that question by pointing to the reality of the spiritual battle taking place in our nation and by reminding us of the weapons the believer is equipped with to fight and to remain steadfast.

"And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose." There are times of suffering in the life of the believer when we know these words to be true, yet wrestle with the question, "why?" Learn what this verse means and doesn't mean and the comfort we can gain from this truth in seasons of trial.

Do you have a moment when God "buted" into your life and changed everything? Special Guest Speaker, Paul Robinson, shares his story of how he came to Christ and uses it as an exhortation to share our own unique story with those around us.

During these challenging days of the coronavirus and social and racial unrest, many of us may be wondering what God is up to. This sermon offers helpful perspective from James 1 of God's purpose in seasons of trial.

In this Memorial Day service, Pastor John turns our attention to the book of Jeremiah chapter 18. God taught several things to Jeremiah by sending him to The Potter. What lessons can we as a nation and as individuals learn about God and ourselves in light of this illustration?

This is a celebration service for the Trinity Class of 2020. Congratulations to our students for their dedication and perseverance. We're proud of you!

God’s greatest desire is not necessarily to change the circumstances you are in, His greatest desire is to change you. This is the third and final sermon in our series from Habakkuk.

This second sermon in this series is entitled, "Learning to Watch for God to Work in His Time" and focuses primarily on Habakkuk 2:1-20.

This is the first sermon in a new series entitled, "Learning to Worship While We Wait." The sermon and the series are primarily taken from the book of Habakkuk. We pray this series will be an encouragement and blessing to you during the days of the COVID-19 Pandemic and beyond.