Ben Stewart preaches on the polarization of our world in light of the text from Jonah 4:1-3. Ben's sermon reminds us of the power of love and prayer, which is healing for us as well as those we pray for.

Pastor Judith discusses text from Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28; Psalm 14; and Romans 8:18-23 in light of the world's health and the hope that one person can make a change.

Judith and Ben sit down with the new youth director Stuart Mapes to find out a little bit more about his past and how he got to Trinity.

Pastor Judith introduces the theme of the year "Creation," with a preview of the thought provoking questions about creation that she will be addressing. The scripture reading is from Genesis 1:1-2:2.

Pastor Judith Fulp-Eickstaedt preaches on the text from Luke 14:1. 7-14 and relates modern day challenges of concert and cafeteria seating to the Jesus parable of taking the humblest seat and inviting those that we expect nothing from rather than expecting a reciprocal invitation.

Dir. of Spiritual Formation, Ben Stewart, preaches on Luke 13:10-17 and Exodus 20:8-11. He discusses the Sabbath, Jesus healing on the Sabbath, and what it means in our world today.

Pastor Emeritus Rev. Jim Atwood preaches on Genesis 1: 27-31 and how people have misused the theological doctrine of being born in the image of God and how instead it can be interpreted to use it for love, justice, compassion of God for our planet and for each other.

Guest speak Rev. Nancy Neal, from Bread for the World, preaches on the text from Luke 9:10-17 Jesus feeding the 5000. She challenges us to consider how God is with us to make transformative changes in the world today. There is a short music transition between segments.

Guest speaker Elder Le Quan Turner examines the parable of the Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21) in light of the current environment and asks what is your desire. Does it put you or God first? There is a short music interlude between sections.

Guest preacher Rob Vaughan continues his two part sermon series on How to Pray. Rob examines the Lord's Prayer and the scripture from Luke: 11:1-13. There is small music interlude between sections.