God’s gospel isn’t merely an entry point into the Christian life. It’s our ongoing source of forgiveness, peace, rest, identity, perseverance, hope, and future glory.
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Second Corinthians traces how Christlike ministry, Christlike generosity, and Christlike strength reshape our understanding of faithfulness in the New Covenant age.
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The Nicene Creed is a vital, enduring confession that rightly guides Christians to worship the triune God and understand the eternal deity of Christ, "begotten, not made."
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Discover how to guard your heart, reshape your affections, and steady your emotions in our new 8-part sermon series, "Battle for the Heart." Starting September 7th, we'll explore how Christ helps us cultivate the fruit of the Spirit—like love, joy, and peace—and become whole-hearted disciples. Join us to learn how to keep your heart with diligence and find freedom from unruly passions.
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Starting July 20th, Trinity Bible Church will explore a 7-part sermon series on the prophet Elisha, drawn from 2 Kings 2–13. Set during a time of idolatry and instability in Israel, Elisha’s ministry reveals God’s faithfulness, miraculous power, and mercy toward the lowly and overlooked. As Elijah’s prophetic successor, Elisha brings healing, provision, and resurrection hope to ordinary people. This series highlights major themes such as God’s ongoing mission through faithful servants, the power of His Word and Spirit, and His judgment and grace in a compromised culture.
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Our goal is modest: we won’t answer every question or chase every detail. We simply aim to be encouraged just as the original recipients were—by gaining a vision of the exalted Christ calling His embattled church to endure in faith in anticipation of eternal glory.
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John’s Gospel is a theological and historical biography of the person and work of Jesus Christ. It presents Jesus as the eternal Son of God who became flesh to bring “light” (a fuller revelation of God) and “life” (salvation in his name) into the “world” (mankind in rebellion against God, characterized by darkness and death).
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The book of Ruth is a beautifully crafted short story about a Moabite widow who comes to know the covenant love of the one true God through her Jewish mother-in-law, Naomi. The drama of human actions and divine providence play out in a way that is captivating, instructive, and encouraging.
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The book of Malachi is a profound collection of prophecies and dialogues that weaves together God's enduring love for His people, their shortcomings, and the path to spiritual integrity.
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After months of prayerful consideration and evaluation, Malachi Tresler has been selected by Trinity Bible Church to serve as her next Lead Pastor.
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We are excited to announce our “Bridges Initiative” partnership with Choices Pregnancy Center. The Bridges Initiative is a Choices program designed to integrate their clients into our Christ-centered community. In other words, our church is forming a closer partnership with Choices Pregnancy Center.
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Advent simply means "coming" or "arrival". It refers to the anticipation of God's people for the birth of the promised savior.
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Safe Guards: Shielding our Homes and Equipping our Kids by Julie Lowe is “about naming the darkness existing in this world and equipping our children to know how to avoid it and respond to it if it finds them".
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2022
We are excited to announce our “Bridges Initiative” partnership with Choices Pregnancy Center. The Bridges Initiative is a Choices program designed to integrate their clients into our Christ-centered community. In other words, our church is forming a closer partnership with Choices Pregnancy Center.
Jan 7
2022
Two classes run simultaneously. One class consistently walks through a book of the Bible, and the other takes a more topical approach. If you haven’t made it to a Sunday morning class yet, make plans to join us for one of the following:
The kind of preaching that honors God and builds up the church unpacks the meaning of biblical texts and thus does not shy away from explicit and direct biblical texts. How can we help our kids process these passages of Scripture?