Trinity Community Church

Join us for this very special service lead by Tyler, as he does a spoken word sermon on the ultimate story that points us to salvation in Christ alone.

Sermon preached on December 20, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Watch the video of this sermon here: https://youtu.be/iPtWFd7rHzY
Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/AWw6cX1zaho

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Why are we such messed-up people? Why doesn't the world work like it should? The Ultimate Story continues as Mark answers these questions and more, ending with the hope of an ultimate Hero who has already come.

Sermon preached on December 13, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/HOkBPY0D6qs

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Join us for The Ultimate Story this morning as Tyler begins our new series with the opening chapter, "Once Upon a Time"!

This message is the first of four in The Ultimate Story sermon series. Ultimately, Jesus is the Lord of creation. He has always existed. He is in complete agreement with the Godhead. He is God. He actively participated in all aspects of creation. He is the giver of life and whenever darkness approaches, He counteracts it with light.

Sermon preached on December 6, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/8aVkrmx1QZc

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Join us for our special Hands and Feet update, as we take a look at what the Lord has been doing through our church this past year, and look forward to new opportunities.

Reaching the Unreached in Tanzania
We have an opportunity to help bring the good news of Jesus Christ to the Massai people of Tanzania in a very practical way.  Our goal is to help finish a fresh water well project in the Kirya region of Massai country, near Kilamanjaro, Tanzania.
There is a newly planted church in Kirya and a pastor and his family now serves the people of this region.  The well will change things radically for the Massai, as they now drink diseased water from a nearby river which causes the men, women, and children to suffer from many water-born diseases. Easily accessible and clean drinking water, drawn from church’s property,  will allow many opportunities for the gospel to change the lives of these precious people.
Also, we have an opportunity to help purchase adjoining property for an expanded presence in that area that will include a secondary school where children will not only be educated, but also trained to work the land and given life skills. Our goal is to raise $2500 for the purchase of the land, and $5000 for the well.

Reaching the Less Fortunate in East Tennessee
Our annual Kids First Daycare/Stockings of Love outreach will help buy gifts and materials for needy families in the East Tennessee region. This year our ministry will include: families at the Knoxville Burundi Church, West Lonsdale Center of English; Briceville Elementary (107 students) and dozens of families in the mountains of Briceville. For more information on YWAM Knoxville, visit http://ywamknoxville.org. We will also provide gifts for needy families at the Kids First Daycare. Our goal is to raise $1000 for outreach to the daycare and surrounding area.

Feed the Children: We are once again offering relief to children and families in very poor areas of Kenya and Philippines that have been devastated by lack of food and income because of COVID-19 restrictions in those countries. We are working with Victoria Watoto Fund (Alloyce Leonard) and Just Rice Pastor (James Tica) who have been serving these families since the beginning of the pandemic. Your gift will help sustain these families during this prolonged difficult time. Our goal is to raise $1500 for this ministry.

Goal for the Well Project: $5000

Goal for the Land Purchase Project: $2500

Goal for Stockings of Love and Daycare: $1000

Goal for Feed the Children $1500

Total Hands & Feet Offering Goal: $10,000

We have been so blessed and we want to raise our level of giving to missions as well, so TCC will match everything given to this offering

Sermon preached on November 29, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Please fill out a digital connect card so we can serve and pray for you. Connect.tccknox.com

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Tune in for live stream services every Sunday at 10:00 am EST.
Learn more about our church at https://tccknox.com/aboutus/

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitycommunitychurch/

Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/eefA0Vnumk0

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Join us as we bring our series on the book of Acts "The Ripple Effect" to a close, and we take a look at the aspects that comprise a disciple's identity.

The book of Acts closes without a true ending. At first glance, one would think that there was a mistake made, but upon further inspection, it is apparent that Luke was using a type of literary device similar to what we would call a cliffhanger. The non-ending is intended to leave us with the feeling that there is more to the story and that is absolutely true. Every generation of believers is tasked with the challenge of continuing that which Jesus began to do and teach just like the first church exemplified. The only way for this to be accomplished is by the powerful infilling of the Holy Spirit granting us boldness to preach the Good News and believe for signs and wonders to follow confirming the Word of God.

This message is part of our series "The Ripple Effect." The purpose of this series is to learn more about the life of Jesus and the story of the early church through the writings of Luke. Having looked at some of the highlights of the Gospel of Luke earlier this year, we now will turn our attention to his 2nd writing, the book of Acts. This book follows the history of the Holy Spirit’s influence on the early church and the beginning of the spreading of the Gospel to the corners of the earth. The book of Acts ends abruptly because the mission of the church is ongoing and is to be continued in our day and time by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Sermon preached on November 22, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Please fill out a digital connect card so we can serve and pray for you. Connect.tccknox.com

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Tune in for live stream services every Sunday at 10:00 am EST.

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Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/6euwyPEd-O8

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Join us as Pastor Tyler Lynde continues our series on the book of Acts, The Ripple Effect.

The title of this message is “Shipwrecked & snake bit, but heaven sent” and it’s all about how Paul obeyed the call of God on his life no matter what the cost was. It has been 30 years since Christ ascended into heaven and the Gospel has reached much of the known world, but Paul wasn’t satisfied until he could take the message to Rome and hopefully even Spain. His means of getting there wouldn’t have been Paul’s first choice, but he wasn’t deterred by the difficulty of the journey. Wherever Christ would send him, he would go. While living in a broken and tattered world, we are to be beacons of light and hope to those that we are doing life with no matter the circumstance!

This message is part of our series "The Ripple Effect." The purpose of this series is to learn more about the life of Jesus and the story of the early church through the writings of Luke. Having looked at some of the highlights of the Gospel of Luke earlier this year, we now will turn our attention to his 2nd writing, the book of Acts. This book follows the history of the Holy Spirit’s influence on the early church and the beginning of the spreading of the Gospel to the corners of the earth. The book of Acts ends abruptly because the mission of the church is ongoing and is to be continued in our day and time by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Sermon preached on November 15, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Please fill out a digital connect card so we can serve and pray for you. Connect.tccknox.com

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see when we go live and to see more from TCC.
Tune in for live stream services every Sunday at 10:00 am EST.

Learn more about our church at https://tccknox.com/aboutus/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tccknox/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitycommunitychurch/

Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/oFcSe-mOkmc

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Kelly Kinder leads an encouraging message, "When Trouble Comes Our Way".

Christians are not immune to troubles as we live out a gospel-centered life, but we can learn that God is faithful to bring us through them all. Acts 19 tells the story of Paul and his traveling companions facing a potential threat to their lives as a riot broke out over the fact that the message of Jesus was turning people away from serving idols. The real problem that the men who stirred up the angry mob had was the fact that their livelihoods were being affected because they were silversmiths who profited from the sale of idols. God proves His love for His followers by using a pagan government official to bring about a peaceful resolution to the situation.

This message is part of our series "The Ripple Effect." The purpose of this series is to learn more about the life of Jesus and the story of the early church through the writings of Luke. Having looked at some of the highlights of the Gospel of Luke earlier this year, we now will turn our attention to his 2nd writing, the book of Acts. This book follows the history of the Holy Spirit’s influence on the early church and the beginning of the spreading of the Gospel to the corners of the earth. The book of Acts ends abruptly because the mission of the church is ongoing and is to be continued in our day and time by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Sermon preached on November 8, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Please fill out a digital connect card so we can serve and pray for you. Connect.tccknox.com

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Tune in for live stream services every Sunday at 10:00 am EST.

Learn more about our church at https://tccknox.com/aboutus/

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinitycommunitychurch/

Watch the full service here: https://youtu.be/B-0yHK4Wek0

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Join us this morning as Scott presents the next message in our current sermon series, "The Ripple Effect"!

Acts 16 tells a powerful story of how Paul and Silas were arrested, beaten, and thrown into prison for their faith in Christ. While they were in the deepest part of the dungeon they began to sing songs of praise and worship to God. What happens next is simply something that you aren't going to want to miss out on hearing. This sermon ultimately shows how God uses miracles, mercy, and the message of the Gospel to transform people's lives.

This message is part of our series "The Ripple Effect." The purpose of this series is to learn more about the life of Jesus and the story of the early church through the writings of Luke. Having looked at some of the highlights of the Gospel of Luke earlier this year, we now will turn our attention to his 2nd writing, the book of Acts. This book follows the history of the Holy Spirit’s influence on the early church and the beginning of the spreading of the Gospel to the corners of the earth. The book of Acts ends abruptly because the mission of the church is ongoing and is to be continued in our day and time by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Sermon preached on November 1, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church, located in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Please fill out a digital connect card so we can serve and pray for you. Connect.tccknox.com

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Tune in for live stream services every Sunday at 10:00 am EST.

Learn more about our church at https://tccknox.com/aboutus/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tccknox/
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We are Trinity Community Church in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Tyler presents the next message in our sermon series, "The Ripple Effect"!

It has been 20 years since Christ ascended into heaven and 10s of thousands have become believers in Jesus as the Gospel continues its ripple effect throughout the known world. A disagreement arises over whether the new Gentile converts should have to become Jews before they could be Christians.In this message, we look at the painstaking process that the leadership took to bring this dispute to a peaceful resolution. In the final analysis, we are reminded that salvation is never based on anyone's supposed goodness, class, or pedigree. It comes by grace through faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ. It is literally Jesus + nothing!

This message is part of our series "The Ripple Effect." The purpose of this series is to learn more about the life of Jesus and the story of the early church through the writings of Luke. Having looked at some of the highlights of the Gospel of Luke earlier this year, we now will turn our attention to his 2nd writing, the book of Acts. This book follows the history of the Holy Spirit’s influence on the early church and the beginning of the spreading of the Gospel to the corners of the earth. The book of Acts ends abruptly because the mission of the church is ongoing and is to be continued in our day and time by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Sermon preached on October 25, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Pastor Neil Silverberg continues our series, The Ripple Effect with his sermon "The Frist Sent Ones"

This message is part of our series "The Ripple Effect." The purpose of this series is to learn more about the life of Jesus and the story of the early church through the writings of Luke. Having looked at some of the highlights of the Gospel of Luke earlier this year, we now will turn our attention to his 2nd writing, the book of Acts. This book follows the history of the Holy Spirit’s influence on the early church and the beginning of the spreading of the Gospel to the corners of the earth. The book of Acts ends abruptly because the mission of the church is ongoing and is to be continued in our day and time by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Sermon preached on October 18, 2020

We are Trinity Community Church in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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