Trinity Hudson Ministries Podcast

Promises Kept

Have you ever had someone break their promise to you? Maybe your parents, your friend, or your spouse said they’d meet you at a certain time but they were late. Maybe they told you they were going to give you a gift or buy you something you need but it never came through. God doesn’t fall short on fulfilling his promises. In the book of Jeremiah, God promises blessings to his people -- specifically the blessing of the coming Messiah. "

Jeremiah 33:14-26

1 Thess. 3:9-13

Matthew 1:18-25"

One of the many great recommendations that came from the Church Doctor ministry was a mountainous list of recommendations to thank various aspects of our ministry. Today, we do just that! God is so good and faithful!

Heb. 6:1-12

Luke 22:24-27"

A Big-Ole Thank you

One of the many great recommendations that came from the Church Doctor ministry was a mountainous list of recommendations to thank various aspects of our ministry. Today, we do just that! God is so good and faithful! "

Heb. 6:1-12

Luke 22:24-27"

There are so many principles to teach our sons. Today, our men's group -- THE BAND OF BROTHERS -- hear about 11 of them.

Life on Mission

While your attitude determines your actions, your actions can also determine your attitude. What is the attitude that we should take when it comes to relating to people who don't know Jesus yet?

1 Cor. 9:19–23

Mother Teresa is lifted up as the hero for the poor. While we all can't be a "Mother Teresa," we can take intentional steps to help the poor. What does God say about the poor and how can we share the Gospel of Jesus by serving the poor?

Matthew 25:34–40

In a national survey of 180,000 American workers, 80 percent indicated a dislike for their jobs. That’s a sad commentary, especially since people who dislike their work are rarely successful at it. It’s a lose-lose situation. How should we view our work? What encouragement can God give us?

Ecclesiastes 5:18-20

Colossians 3:22–4:1

Ephesians 6:5-9

Your family is sometimes wonderful and sometimes difficult. The reason is we are human and humans sin. So while we can't follow the Bible's instruction perfectly, we can be reminded and recommit to the biblical understanding of how to treat our family members.

Ephesians 5:22-28; 6:1–3

"One of the most radical distinctives of following Christ in our secular

society is a commitment to serving one another. Our society promotes us to look out for ourselves. Christ compels us to respond to the needs of others with the love of God. The church distinguishes itself from the rest of the world by serving each other."

1 Peter 4:7–11

"While watching a football game on television have you ever noticed

someone holding a sign that reads “John 3:16”? It’s one of the most memorized verses in the Bible. It communicates a great truth. In that one verse we learn that God loves us, Jesus died for us, and we can have eternal life through Him.

But is that all there is to being a Christian? Are there any responses to the Gospel that Jesus calls us to make? "

Luke 9:18–26