Every person in the church is unique.  We all have different stories, different preferences, and different viewpoints.  But while we are all unique, we are a part of something bigger that unites us.  There is one Body, one Spirit, one Hope, one Church, one God, and one Mission.  As the church, we should hold loosely to the things that divide us, while we hold tightly to what makes us ONE.

This week we welcome Brian Keepers, Trinity’s new lead pastor.  Brian will be preaching on Ephesians 4:1-16 as we continue a four-part sermon series on our ONE calling and mission as God’s people.  This week we will focus on our call to discover and use our God-given gifts to build up Christ’s body for the sake of the world.

Every person in the church is unique.  We all have different stories, different preferences, and different viewpoints.  But while we are all unique, we are a part of something bigger that unites us.  There is one Body, one Spirit, one Hope, one Church, one God, and one Mission.  As the church, we should hold loosely to the things that divide us, while we hold tightly to what makes us ONE.

This week we welcome Brian Keepers, Trinity’s new lead pastor.  Brian will be preaching on Ephesians 4:1-16 as we continue a four-part sermon series on our ONE calling and mission as God’s people.  We will focus on our call to be an authentic, Christ-centered community where we experience deep connection with one another.

Pastor Brian’s sermon Sunday, August 6 was the first in a new series called ONE, where we are looking at Ephesians 4:1-16.  We looked at this scripture through the lens of how do we connect with God, and as part of that discussion looked at different spiritual practices (or spiritual disciplines) along with some spiritual pathways.  Here is a more extensive …

Every person in the church is unique.  We all have different stories, different preferences, and different viewpoints.  But while we are all unique, we are a part of something bigger that unites us.  There is one body, one Spirit, one hope, one Church, one God, and one mission.  As the church, we should hold loosely to the things that divide us while we hold tightly to what makes us ONE.

This week we welcome Brian Keepers, Trinity’s new lead pastor.  Brian will be preaching on Ephesians 4:1-16 as we begin a four-part sermon series on our ONE calling and mission as God’s people.  We will focus on the foundation and core of that calling: experiencing an intimate and vital connection with God.