Sermon Notes and Discipleship Content from Trinity Church.
In our journey of faith, it’s easy to fall into the trap of going through the motions—living out our spiritual lives out of tradition rather than relationship. But what if there is more? What if God is calling us to step beyond our preconceived notions and embrace the vibrant, life-giving relationship He offers through the gifts of the Spirit?
In our journey of faith, it’s easy to fall into the trap of going through the motions—living out our spiritual lives out of tradition rather than relationship. But what if there is more? What if God is calling us to step beyond our preconceived notions and embrace the vibrant, life-giving relationship He offers through the gifts of the Spirit?
In a world dominated by headlines, social media soundbites, and relentless distractions, believers are bombarded with messages that can subtly—yet
Life is unpredictable. One moment we’re standing in the sun, and the next we’re trying to make sense of a storm. Whether it’s a diagnosis we didn’t expect, a job loss we didn’t plan, or a season of waiting that feels like it’s never going to end—life’s circumstances can leave us disoriented.
Throughout His earthly ministry, Jesus made bold, unmistakable claims about His identity—claims that set Him apart from every other religious
The Gospel of John gives us seven remarkable declarations from Jesus that begin with the phrase “I Am.” These aren’t just poetic metaphors or comforting illustrations—they are bold, divine claims that root Jesus firmly in the eternal identity of God Himself. For followers of Christ, understanding these statements is essential to understanding who Jesus truly is.
When it comes to giving, God is after our hearts more than our hands. True worship always costs us something — whether it’s our time, focus, or finances. In this post, we explore the biblical principle of First Fruits offering and how it positions us to live with faith, generosity, and trust. Discover why putting God first in your giving releases blessing, strengthens your walk with Him, and deepens your worship.
What does it really mean to put God first in your finances? Explore the biblical principle of first fruits giving, learn the four types of biblical giving, and discover how trusting God with your increase can unlock blessing, provision, and deeper spiritual growth. It’s not about the amount—it’s about the heart.