Trinity Community Church

This Easter Service, recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic, features some special music and a message from Pastor John entitled, "Some Benefits of the Resurrection"

In this Palm Sunday service, Pastor John Altizer presented three take-away's from Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and then transitions to John 14 to focus on how faith in our Lord overpowers fear in our hearts.

Note: We apologize for the technical difficulties encountered during live-streaming of this service. Pastor John's Power Point sermon notes are available to view and download in the "Sermon Notes" link above.

God's greatest power is evident in His ability to return love and forgiveness for hatred and injustice, not in His ability to crush all opposition. This sermon, taken from Isaiah 52-53, centers on Christ as the suffering servant - our sin bearer.

In this sermon from Philippians 4, Pastor John Altizer considers a Biblical Response to COVID-19, a Theological Response, a Practical Response, and a Personal Response. He concludes by reminding us that "when the problem is worry, the prescription is prayer."

This sermon was presented in an online-only format and is a response to the Coronavirus Pandemic.  Learn from the example of King Hezekiah why we can trust God in times of trouble.

The end of Matthew 24 through verse 30 of Matthew 25 contain parables that emphasize faithfulness and anticipation of Christ's return. In this sermon, Pastor John Altizer explains the audience to whom these parables were given and the heart behind each. He then considers the initial judgement that is to come upon the second coming of Christ to this earth. A judgement which will be immediately followed by His Millennial Kingdom Reign. A reign which is concluded by one final judgement: The Great White Throne Judgement.

This is part 2 of a sermon series taken from Matthew 24-25. In this sermon, you'll learn about the time known in the Bible as the Tribulation period. Who will God be judging during the Tribulation and what is He preparing to do through this judgment? What response should these passages of Scripture elicit from us?

This is the first sermon in an new series from Matthew 24-25 that examines what Jesus says about the end times and how his words can encourage us in an age of uncertainty.

This sermon is taken from John 13:34-35 in which Jesus gives his disciples a new commandment to love one another.

Matthew 7:1 is a commonly misunderstood verse of Scripture. In this sermon, Pastor John Altizer explains what this verse means within the larger context of the passage and also within the larger teaching of Scripture, while also underscoring the role "judging" should and should not play in the life and health of the church.