Trinity Congregational Church - Adams, WI

08/08/2021

This week's sermon!

How can we be gracious to strangers if we can't show grace to the people we sit next to on Sunday morning? The church is where we develop the skills we need to serve the world. Let's talk about it!

06/10/2021

05/26/2021

This week's sermon!

You can get through anything life throws at you, because you have been baptized -- not just with water, not just when you were young! You have been baptized with God's Holy Spirit, and gifted with incredible gifts! Let's talk about it!

05/03/2021

I published my new episode Pruned for Growth (John 15:1-8), please check it out

Understanding our pain seasons is critical for us to understand our identity and purpose in this world. God prunes us in the same was as He prunes the fruit-bearing branches in His vineyard. We must understand the cutting in order to bear it. The cutting always produces more and better fruit. Let's....

05/01/2021

by Gwen Flowers

04/28/2021

Our association's new website has launched!

Open for the news! View as Webpage We Have Launched! We are excited to announce that the new website for the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches has arrived! We encourage you to

04/20/2021

Sunday's sermon!

There's a difference between charity and ministry. Our call is to help hurting people move from their lame season and into their leaping season. That means really seeing them as fellow children of God, and walking with them through their evolution from who they were, to who they are designed to be.....

03/29/2021

This week's sermon!

Two parades, but the same crowd. At the first, they shout HOSANNA! and at the second they shout CRUCIFY HIM! Do we do the same thing today when the outcome isn't what we expected? Let's talk about it!

03/21/2021

This week's sermon.

God always goes first! We don't initiate a relationship with God, we respond to the relationship God establishes with us. Let's talk about it!

03/21/2021

The sermon from March 14.

If you take your eyes off the destination, you'll get lost in the journey. That's great for day trips, but doesn't work so well as a life strategy. Let's talk about it!