David and Jonathan became great friends. Jonathan gave David several gifts. He gave him a robe, a military tunic, a sword, a bow, and a belt. Saul tried on several occasions to kill David. Jonathan warned David of Saul’s rage. 

This week, I’m beginning five weeks in the Gospel of John.  We’ll be walking with Jesus and his disciples during the night before he died.  In five chapters (John 13-17), in just a 2-3 hour span, Jesus gives his final words.  

We’re calling this worship series, “Before I go…”  If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, what would you do today?  

Trinity will be having our annual memorial of lilies on Easter Sunday. You may also contribute a lily in honor of someone special to you. The ordering deadline is March 9th. Your name and the name of the person in whose memory or honor the lily is given will be published in the bulletin on Easter morning. You may take …

David was the youngest of eight sons. After God had rejected Saul as king, God sent Samuel to find the next king of Israel. God directed Samuel to anoint David as the next king. Soon David was taking food to his brothers and ran across a battle line with a giant named Goliath. David took five smooth stones—and the power …

This week is a very, very special week.  We welcome as our preacher Rev. Ann Bilbrew.  She is an amazing person who has touched several of our members with her passion for prayer, her compassion for people, and her over-flowing joy in the Lord.  She will preaching on the Lord’s Prayer today.  

Saul continued his pattern of sin. This week in The Gospel Project, your kids heard a story of how God responded to Saul’s continued failure. God had placed Saul in the position of king, but due to Saul’s folly and failure, God commanded that he would only rule for a short time until another was given his throne. Samuel delivered God’s …

I’m pretty sure you’re going to laugh and cry and be deeply moved.  I first met Rev. Ann Bilbrew at a dicsipleship training event in Dallas, along with Pastors Bob and Ben, and elders Michelle and Barb. Ann’s contagious love for Jesus, deep spirituality, and spunky prophetic voice encouraged our own journeys in rich ways.  We love her so much, …

The words the Apostle Paul has for us this week are powerful. As with the previous sermons in our series on Romans 12, Paul lays out rules for living; instructions for how to get along with each other and how to thrive in a world of competing cultures and allegiances. And I hate to ruin the ending for you this week, but I just need to say this: the only way we have even a chance at living the way Paul suggests here in Romans 12, the only way we can make this work, is if we fall on the mercies of God in Jesus Christ and trust that the Holy Spirit will do a work in us that will produce the kind of lifestyle and community that’s prescribed in this passage. That’s the only way. We have to trust that the blood of Jesus is sufficient to do away with all our sin and that through God’s mighty act of reconciliation we can begin to realize a new kind of life – a life that has been transformed.

We’re making plans for a June 5 to June 20 mission experience with our partner in Uganda.  Pastor Jon will be leading this group.  Our primary purpose will be to walk with our brothers and sisters as they minister in the name of Jesus in Uganda.  Our partner is Words of Hope Uganda, a radio ministry that broadcasts the Gospel …

The people of Israel rebelled against God and demanded a king like other nations. Samuel was upset but at God’s insistence Samuel anointed Saul as the first king of Israel.