Trinity Methodist Church

04/06/2026

📖 Can I Trust the Bible? – Wesley Huff

Can we trust the Bible? Join us as we explore how the New Testament came to be, why these books were recognized as Scripture, and how they connect to God’s unfolding plan of redemption giving us confidence in the truth of God’s Word and its impact on our lives today.

🗓 Wednesdays at 6:00 PM
📅 4 weeks starting April 8

Come grow in understanding, ask questions, and deepen your faith.

Everyone is welcome!

https://youtu.be/tBaK8MOi8-4?si=OWwbCI-Rg2spireq

04/04/2026

🌅 The Silence

Matthew 27:60

Saturday was quiet. Confusing. Heavy.

The disciples didn’t yet see resurrection. All they knew was silence.

But God was still working—even when it couldn’t be seen.

Can I trust God even in seasons where He feels silent?

And the silence isn’t the end of the story…

Join us tomorrow as we celebrate the hope of the resurrection together!
🌸 Easter Sunday at 9:30AM

Prayer:
God, give me patience and faith in the waiting.

04/03/2026

✝️ Good Friday – Love Poured Out

“It is finished.” John 19:30
Not a cry of defeat but of victory.

On the cross, Jesus took on sin, shame, and separation so we wouldn’t have to. What looked like the end was actually the turning point of everything.

Do I live like the work of the cross is truly finished?

Join us for a special Good Friday service as we reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus and the love poured out for us.
🕊️ Friday at 7PM

Prayer:
Jesus, thank You for finishing what I never could. Help me walk in the freedom You secured.

04/03/2026

04/02/2026

🍷 Maundy Thursday Service

Before the cross, there was a table. Join us this Maundy Thursday. 🍞🍷

Come experience a meaningful time of worship, communion, and reflection as we prepare our hearts for Good Friday and Easter.

🕊️ Maundy Thursday Service
📅 April 2nd
⏰ 7 pm
📍 Trinity Methodist Church

All are welcome.

At the Last Supper, Jesus broke bread knowing what was coming. He still chose love. He still served. He still gave.

Luke 22:19–20

Communion is more than a ritual—it’s a reminder that grace was always the plan.

Do I truly live like I’ve received this kind of grace?

Jesus, thank You for Your sacrifice. Help me extend that same grace to others.

04/01/2026

Tonight:
No adult Bible study
Youth Group @ 6

04/01/2026

🤝 The Cost of Betrayal

Matthew 26:14–16

Judas traded Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. It’s easy to judge him but we all have moments where we choose something else over Christ.

The good news? Even in betrayal, God’s plan wasn’t broken.

What am I tempted to put ahead of my relationship with Jesus?

Lord, help me stay faithful, even in the small, daily choices.

03/31/2026

🍞 Tuesday – “Faith That Endures”

In a world where everything feels uncertain, Jesus reminds us: His words will never pass away.

When life feels unstable, God’s truth is not. His promises remain steady, even when our circumstances don’t.

Where do I need to trust God’s truth over my feelings?

Prayer:
God, anchor me in Your Word when everything else feels shaky.

03/30/2026

⛪️ “A House of Prayer”

Matthew 21:12–13

Jesus cleared the temple because it had lost its purpose. What was meant to be a place of prayer became filled with distraction and noise.

Our hearts are meant to be temples too. But they can easily become crowded—with stress, distraction, and misplaced priorities.

What might Jesus want to clear out of my life today?

Prayer:
Jesus, cleanse my heart. Make room for what truly matters—Your presence.

03/30/2026

Join us this Holy Week as we remember, reflect, and celebrate the hope we have in Jesus.

From the table to the cross… from the silence to the empty tomb, this is the story that changes everything.

✨ Maundy Thursday – April 2 at 7:00 PM
✝️ Good Friday – April 3 at 7:00 PM
🕊️ Easter Sunday – April 5 at 9:30 AM

Whether you’ve been part of our church family for years or you’re simply looking for a place to experience the meaning of Easter, you are welcome here.

Come walk through Holy Week with us.

03/29/2026

🌿 Palm Sunday – “The Unexpected King”

Jesus entered Jerusalem not on a war horse, but on a donkey—humble, peaceful, and unexpected. The crowd praised Him loudly, but many misunderstood the kind of King He came to be. He didn’t come to conquer Rome—He came to conquer sin.

How often do we want Jesus to show up in power, but miss Him when He comes in humility?

Am I welcoming Jesus for who He truly is, or who I want Him to be?

Prayer:
Lord, help me recognize You in the unexpected and welcome You as King of every part of my life.