Trinity Fremont

Our position in Christ should always lead to our life in the world. Sitting should always lead to Walking. But even that Walking is powered through our Sitting. We sit forever with Christ so that we can walk continuously before men.

• Ezekiel 17:22–24

It is so natural to us to strive for everything. There's a desire built into us to earn everything around us. But Christianity begins with a big DONE, not a big DO. We are called to Sit in His promises.

• Genesis 3:8–15

We all will experience suffering in our lives.  There are sicknesses, deaths, pressures, anxieties and challenges of this world.  Through it all, the Apostle Paul reassures us that with Jesus in our lives, we will not be crushed; we will not be driven to despair; we will not be destroyed and we will not be forsaken. GODLY DEFIANCE will see us through.  

• Deuteronomy 5:12-15

What an inheritance we have received and will continue to receive.  We are heirs of God and heirs with Christ.  We are promised an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled and unfading.  It's kept in heaven for us.  Thank you Father, Son and Holy Spirit.  Amen.  

• Isaiah 6:1-8

The promise that Jesus gave his disciples on the day He ascended into heaven becomes a reality 10 days later.  What a story it was.  What a story it is.  A lot of speaking was going on that day, 50 days after Jesus rose from the dead to defeat sin, death and Satan forever.  Nothing tops what Peter said that day in the languages of so many nations who had gathered in Jerusalem to celebrate their own Jewish celebration of Pentecost.  "Jesus Christ is Lord!!"

• Ezekiel 37:1–14

John wants us to know one thing and to know it really well: God gives us eternal life. And, as we emphasize a different word in that phrase we see something unique and beautiful.

• Acts 1:12–26

Abide. Remain. Stay Connected to Jesus. "I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing."

1 John 5:1–8

John 15:1-8

We continue the series of 1st John on the 6th Sunday after Easter.  John has a message for those living in the world.   It's the 3 C's.  Be cautious, be confident and be compassionate.  Cautious because until Jesus returns, Satan is alive and well.  Sin is lurking behind the corner.   Confident because Jesus has already overcome the world.  Compassionate because it is what Jesus has commanded us, to love one another as He has loved us.  

• Acts 10:34–48 1

Since God loved us in such a way as to send His Son Jesus to be the propitiation for our sins, so then, we ought to love one another. Since God loved you in such an incredible way, how will you love others in order that they might see Jesus through you?

• Acts 8:26–40

Our sinful nature closes our hearts to God and to those around us. Only God can open hearts. Jesus opened the door to the tomb and he opens our hearts to God and our neighbors.

• Acts 4:1–12