Sunday Sermons at Trinity

To be obedient to God, we love and honor our elderly neighbor. Believers need one another; we all can grow from multigenerational involvement, discipleship, and care. - Leviticus 19:32

God’s kingdom ideal is not marriage and family, but wholehearted devotion to God. Whatever our calling in life—single or married, parent or not—God is able to bring fulfillment, purposefulness, and joy to our experience as we are obedient to his call. - Mark 10:17-31

Our hope is not in the performance of our perishing earthly bodies but in eternal life. God uses every person—regardless of shape or size—for his glory. - 1 Timothy 4:1-10

God cares about your mental health. Having a mental health issue is not related to a failure of faith. There is help and hope. - Psalm 42:1-11

The guilt offering is a ritual that draws our attention to the fact that there is no innocent sin. All sin affects our vertical relationship with God and also our horizontal relationships with our neighbors. It is an act of restitution (compensating for the damage we've done). Jesus is a guilty offering on behalf of his people is a satisfactory compensation. The NT frequently looks to Jesus as the Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53 who was wounded for our iniquities and bruised for our transgressions. - Leviticus 5:14-6:7