Trinity Bible Church of Glassboro

09/06/2026

Isaiah 11:10-16 remains relevant for the Church, highlighting a world marked by division and exile. Humanity seeks unity through politics, culture, and achievement, but Isaiah points to only one true rallying point: Jesus Christ, the Root of Jesse. He gathers what sin scatters, reconciles enemies, and establishes a kingdom of righteousness, peace, and glory. The banner is raised, calling nations to the King.

Isaiah 11:10-16 remains relevant for the Church, highlighting a world marked by division and exile. Humanity seeks unity through politics, culture, and achievement, but Isaiah points to only one true

09/05/2026

08/30/2026

Isaiah 11:1 speaks to seasons of loss, affirming that God is not limited by ruins or endings. Things that seem dead may still have divine roots. Even when kingdoms fall and legacies fade, God can raise a King from ruins and bring life from dust. It invites believers to see God's surprising power to start anew where no one expects.

The message of Isaiah 11:1 speaks to seasons of loss, affirming that God is not limited by ruins or endings. Seemingly dead things may still have divine roots. Even when kingdoms fall and legacies fa

08/23/2026

Isaiah 10:24-34 is not merely a prediction of Assyria’s downfall, but a declaration of God’s sovereign intervention on behalf of His people. Before the burden is lifted, however, it must be felt; before the enemy is broken, it must be seen advancing. In all of it, the faithful are called to anchor their confidence not in what they see, but in what God has said.

Isaiah 10:24-34 is not merely a prediction of Assyria’s downfall, but a declaration of God’s sovereign intervention on behalf of His people. Before the burden is lifted, however, it must be felt; befo

08/17/2026

The believer’s confidence rests in something this world can never take away. The Word that called sinners out of darkness still gives life today. The Word that transformed hearts in the first century still transforms hearts in the twenty-first. It has not grown outdated, lost its authority, or surrendered its power. It endures because its Author endures.

The believer’s confidence rests in something this world can never take away. The Word that called sinners out of darkness still gives life today. The Word that transformed hearts in the first century