Trinity Fellowship Sermon Podcast

Are you carrying guilt, shame, or a sin you keep repeating, convinced God is angry with you? In this message from Luke 24, guest speaker Brad McMath walks the road to Emmaus and shows the heart of Jesus toward people who got it wrong: compassion when we're confused, grace when we fail, and patience when we forget. Then he asks the harder question. Are you content, committed, or truly connected?

Are you mowing the front yard of your life while the backyard, where your family actually lives, grows wild? In this message from Galatians 1 and Genesis 2-3, Pastor Bradley Rogers challenges dads and husbands to stop performing Christianity for people passing by and start taking care of the place that matters most: home. Be the example, read the word, and don't leave high grass for the enemy to hide in.

Your sin isn't just forgiven. It's dropped like a rock in the ocean, sunk to the bottom, and gone for good. In this message on Micah 7:18-19, Pastor Darren Rogers breaks down what God shows you about himself after you repent, the four ways our God is different from every religion, and why freedom in Christ is about relationship, not rules.

Most of us have heard "to obey is better than sacrifice" our whole lives. In this Part 2 follow-up to "When Sin Is Your Spouse," Pastor Darren Rogers walks through the full story of King Saul in 1 Samuel 13 through 15 to show what that verse actually means, why Saul's "repentance" did not count, and what God is really after.

What happens when a person decides to choose sin over righteousness? In this sobering message from Ezra 9 and 10, Pastor Darren Rogers walks through what it looks like when sin becomes a person's first spouse, and the four steps required to come back into right standing with God: conviction, confession, contrition, and compliance. If the Holy Spirit is speaking to you, don't ignore Him.

This is the day the Lord has made. We say it all the time, but King David wrote those words as a man who did not expect to be alive. In this Memorial Day and Pentecost Sunday message, Pastor Darren Rogers walks Psalm 118 back into its full context: surrounded, hemmed in, swarmed by enemies, and yet saved. Then he shares the story of Ralph, a war veteran who learned to live between the steps, and four things every one of us has to stop living in if we want to actually live.

Have you ever just wanted to STOP? Not give up on God. Not walk away from church. Just stop. In this bilingual message, Pastor Randy Treviño teaches from Hebrews 12:1-2 about the moment marathon runners call Mile 22. The moment your body stops believing your brain. The moment a lot of us live in right now.

Every godly mother is a Jochebed in the making. God hands her a child of uncommon destiny and calls her to recognize that destiny, risk her safety to protect it, build an ark in the middle of a culture trying to destroy a generation, accept her role for a season, and ultimately release the child back into His care. Her name may never make the history books, but heaven knows her name.

Whether you are a mama whose children are still in your home, or you are watching grown children make their own choices in a dangerous current, this message is for you. Heaven knows your name.

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God has not given you an ambiguous assignment. It is specific. The question is whether you'll say yes. Watch the full message and tell us in the comments what assignment God is putting on your heart right now.

Pastor Ron Harris brings a fire-filled word to Trinity Fellowship from Nehemiah chapter 2 verse 17. Using Nehemiah's story as the blueprint, Pastor Ron unpacks four things every believer needs in order to walk in the specific assignment God has placed on their life: know your people, know the problem, know the plan, and know the process. If you've been carrying a calling that feels too big, if you've been overwhelmed, afraid, or stalled, this message is the confirmation you've been waiting for. There's no condemnation. Only clarity. Will you say yes?