Trinity Church Weekend Message

In this message, Phil Mitchell takes us through Psalm 2 and the popular ideologies of our culture that run counter to God's Word, encouraging us that Jesus is still in control. /// Sundays at 10:30 am

For those in Christ Jesus, there is no condemnation. In this message, Pastor Danny takes us through the first verses of one of the best chapters in the Bible, reminding us that the price has been paid, the law fulfilled, and our freedom brought in Christ. ///

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God's love is so unfathomably great for His children. In this message, Tom Miller, and Elder at Highland Baptist Church helps us to grasp just a little piece of the vastness of God's wonderful love. /// Sundays at 10:30 am

Colossians reminds us that we are no longer enslaved to the sins which once controlled us, but free from their bonds in Christ. In this message, Pastor Nathan challenges us to live lives renovated by the work of Jesus on the cross. /// Sundays at 10:30 am

In this message, Pastor Nathan tells us about the definite clause found in Colossians, chapter 3 and the place our focus should be now that we are in Christ. /// Sundays at 10:30 am

The fullness of God's love should compel us to pursue Him and love like He does. Pastor Nathan Anderson, Family Pastor at Highland Baptist Church, asks us how we see God and encourages us to instead respond to God in love because Jesus paid it all.

In this message, Pastor Wes Anderson, Youth Director at Highland Baptist Church, challenges to consider the wonder of God and His goodness with fresh eyes, not missing His splendor in His Word because of familiarity.

In this message, Pastor Danny Gardner of Highland Baptist Church lists the benefits of the Christian Life from Romans. In Jesus we have peace, access, hope, the love of God, saving from His wrath, and reconciliation.

In this message, Pastor Tom goes through Revelation 4-5, describing the events of the future and what life on earth will look like. He describes the Throne as the Seat of Power, the Living Creatures who extoll the eternal Holiness of God, the Scroll which is the unfolding of the future, the Lamb and His worthiness to Lead, and the Angels and their worship of the Son of God.

In John 17, Jesus calls His followers to be in this world but not of it. In this message, Pastor Tom walks us through Jesus' prayer for Himself, His disciples, and all believers, pointing out God's glory revealed in the cross, sanctification, and unity. Sundays at 10:30 am OurTrinity.org

In this message, Pastor Tom goes through some parting words of Paul that we must hold to in the coming times of transition. He encourages us, as Paul encouraged the believers in Acts, to focus on the go, scatter the seed of the Gospel, teach the whole counsel of God's Word, safeguard the Truth, and bestow a blessing.

We have an unseen enemy, and in this message, Pastor Tom stresses the importance of knowing who that enemy is and putting on the full Armor of God, as Paul says in Ephesians 6.

In this message, Pastor Tom says our problem is we have to little honest doubt and too much dishonest faith. Doubting Thomas was a courageous realist, bluntly curious, and an honest skeptic, but when confronted with the evidence of Jesus' resurrection, he was convinced and committed himself to Christ.

Imagine there's no resurrection. In this message, Pastor Tom considers with us the implications of this statement. BUT Christ has indeed been raised from the dead! He is risen and death did not win!

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There are a lot of reactions to Jesus. In this message, Pastor Tom lists six reactions we see in Jesus' Triumphal Entry throughout the Gospels.

Ephesians 6 contains instruction for Christian employees and employers. In this message, Pastor Tom challenges us to work at our jobs as we would for God.

Ephesians 6 outlines a Godly relationship between parents and children. In this message, Pastor Tom lists the commands and reasons for Godly submission of Christian children and Godly submission of Christian parents.

Bad examples can be powerful. In this message, Steve Pilon explores the stories of Kings Saul, David, and Solomon and the bad examples they set and followed that affected their children. He also challenges us to be good examples to those around us.

In this message, Pastor Tom reads the mail given to Christian husbands and wives in Ephesians. He discusses mutual submission, New Testament Household Codes, and the importance of Love and Respect.

In this message, John Craft leads us through Acts 3 and 4 pointing out boldness of the early church and challenging us to be bold in our modern age as we take steps toward the future.

In this message, Pastor Tom lists three ways from Ephesians, chapter 5, that we should imitate God as Christians: living a life of love, living as children of light, and living wisely.

To live in Christ is to change from our old way of life to be more like Him. In this message, Pastor Tom continues through the book of Ephesians by contrasting the former way of life with the new way of life we are called to live. We are called from falsehood to trustworthiness, from rage to sage, from thievery to generosity, from loathsome to wholesome words, from vices to virtues.

As humans, we think like gentiles. We have been conditioned by our culture to have an ungodly thought pattern, heart, and lifestyle. As Christians, however, we must start living "In Christ." Pastor Tom continues our series in Ephesians by discussing what Christlike thinking, a Christlike heart, and lifestyle look like.

God has given us Grace Gifts that we are expected to use for His Kingdom. In this message, Pastor Tom encourages us that we are graced to serve, called to equip, and expected to grow.

Heaven is a real place we can know about. Hopefully all of us here will be going to live in that place in the future, so what can we know about our pending heavenly home? In this message, Harry Olsen takes a look at it to see what it is, what it's going to be like to live there, and what we can know from the Bible.

In Ephesians 4, Paul calls us to walk in unity. In this message, Pastor Tom discusses the 7 necessary graces and the 7 non-negotiable truths of church unity.

The difference between someone who follows God and someone who doesn't is that they take God seriously. In this message, John Craft shows us what that should actually look like and encourages us to get serious in our walk with God.

In this message, Pastor Tom dispels some myths about the Wise Men by giving us a biblical view of their story and what their presence in the Matthew account can teach us.

We have hope because of Christmas Day. In this special Christmas Day message, Harry Olsen challenges us to consider the amazing hope we find in Jesus Christ.

Join us for this special Christmas Eve candlelight service as Harry Olsen focuses on the Peace that Jesus brings.

Not many people talk about Joseph around Christmastime, but he is the man God chose to be the earthly father of our Savior. In this message, Pastor Tom outlines the Characteristics Joseph displayed in his life and during his parenthood of Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Tom opens the book of Ephesians to answer some questions about prayer including why we pray, what we pray for, and who we pray to.

Paul leads us on an adventure in Ephesians to discover the mystery of Christ. In this message, Pastor Tom unpacks that story to get to the significance of the mystery.

In three important parts, Pastor Top explains the virtue of gratitude in this special Thanksgiving message.

There are all sorts of divisions we put up between ourselves. In this message, Pastor Tom continues our series through Ephesians by challenging us to live in the unity God has brought about in Christ.

What does your spiritual life look like? In this message, Pastor Tom takes a look at Ephesians 2 and presents three things the spiritual life might resemble.

In this message, Pastor Tom challenges the common perceptions of prayer, encouraging us to model our view of prayer after the Biblical model found in Ephesians 1:15-23.

In this introduction to our series in Ephesians, Pastor Tom brings a new perspective to the Eternal Plan of God, His Historical Provision, and the Present Promise we have.

God breathes life into a church for such a time as this. In this message, Pastor Tom looks at the church, and the time and means God works therein.

In this message, long-time missionary Scott Klingsmith lists the things that good missionaries do according to God's Word, and some things missionaries shouldn't do.

In this message, Harry Olsen gives us a correct perspective of the Christian life keeping in mind eternity with Christ Jesus.

The Bible presents 5 crowns that a believer can receive in heaven. In this message, Lance Thompson defines what the crowns mean and some guidelines for understanding them.

What does it truly mean to worship a just God? In this message, Mr. Lance Thompson of Highland Church in Westminster, Colorado, brings us a message highlighting the characteristics of God, specifically His justice.

In this message, Harry Olsen explores two models that a church can follow: that of a cruise ship, or a fishing boat.

We may know God is God, but does that change how we live? In this communion sermon, Dick Hall challenges us to glorify God above everything else in our daily lives as he walks us through the meaning of the Lord's Supper.

In this message, Pastor Steve Pilon goes through several things that should be present in a Christian's life.

Many Christians don't believe the Bible is completely true. We do. In this message, Pastor Steve Pilon gives several scientific and historical evidences for the accuracy of God's Word.

To live by grace, we must base our entire relationship with God, including our acceptance and standing with Him on our union with Christ. We are made holy by God's grace alone.

One clear evidence that we are living by grace is a loving obedience to the commands of God. In this message, Pastor Ed reminds us there is nothing that we can do to make God love us more or less because it is only by His grace through Jesus Christ that we can come to Him in the first place. It is by grace, through faith, that we are saved.