Trinity Ky Sermons

Hear how Jesus invites us into simple requests as a relational pattern instead of condemning and manipulating. 

Today, we dive back into the Sermon on the Mount and reflect on Jesus' teaching on judging others. Part of why we shouldn't condemn others is simply that it doesn't work; it breaks relationships down and doesn't allow people to be open and honest about their struggles.  Jesus gives us a vision of the church as a hospital for sinners, as we seek health and holiness, but aren't surprised to find other sick and hurting people. 

As the Jews reject Jesus and send him away to be crucified, they cry out for a protector besides their God. Join us as we talk about how God's kingdom is difficult to see, how he works through covenant, and his loyal love. 

Jarena Lee was the first woman preacher authorized in the African Methodist Episcopal church by Bishop Richard Allen. Her story inspires us to seek God and continue to trust Him to make a way when it seems like there is no way. 

From Palm Sunday at the crucifixion, the Jews turn on Jesus.  From praising him as a coming king, to screaming, "Crucify Him!"  How did that happen?  And are we capable of doing that today?  The answer lies in the Jews' expectations of Jesus, their own humiliation by the Romans and Pilate's horrible games. Are you willing to take up your cross and follow Jesus where you might not want to go? 

As we continue sharing about different women in church history, we highlight Sarah Mallet. Sarah was one of the earliest women preachers in the Methodist movement.  She was strongly approved of by John Wesley, who cared for her like a father. Listen in to hear more!

In the Ancient world, humility was not seen as a moral good. In fact, the word 'humiliation' is really how they would have heard our word 'humility'.  Yet, today we value humility and dislike a prideful, arrogant person.  So, what happened?  History points to one person: Jesus of Nazareth.  Today, we dive into the story of Jesus embodying his teachings by washing his disciples' feet and consider its implications for today. 

In March we are highlighting women in church history in our services and wanted to share with those who listen in.  This Sunday we learned about Marcella and Paula of Rome. 

David Shaffer challenges us today to consider our prayer life as we model our relationship with God in the manner Jesus taught us to. 

This month we are celebrating a few different women in church history who have faithfully followed Jesus.  Today we hear about the biblical woman Phoebe.