Trinity Protestant Reformed Church

05/31/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Moses’ Hiding by His Parents ". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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05/31/2026

This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "The Spirit’s Work in the Church". A livestream of the service is available at the following link.

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05/30/2026

Meditation: “In the body of Christ there is an endless diversity of members and because of this…they are interdependent. They supplement one another, they are in need of one another, and they constitute a real communion of saints. If they were all identical, such a communion could not exist…There are differences of nationality and race, character and temperament, personality and ability, and talents and gifts. This diversity is not spiritual but natural. Nevertheless, this natural diversity is subservient to the communion of Christ, so that the grace of Christ does not destroy it but uses it for its manifold reflection and glory…There is also a diversity of spiritual gifts. Although all partake of the same Christ, and all have the same life and love and faith and hope, there are differences in the dispensation of special gifts. Gifts of wisdom and knowledge, instruction and exhortation, and comfort and consolation are not the same in all…These differences are not restricted to the saints on earth, but they are carried over into eternity. In the new creation the millions upon millions of saints will all have their distinct individualities…This difference is predestinated by God in his inscrutable wisdom to reflect in all its manifold glory the wonderful grace and knowledge of Christ…God predestinated the individual character, temperament, ability, capacity, and personality of every chosen saint in such a way that in heavenly glory, when the entire multitude of the redeemed will sing the praises of him who called them, each will do so in his own way and with his own voice, and together they will constitute one mighty

05/24/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Joseph’s Concern For His Bones". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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05/24/2026

This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "The Holy Spirit of Pentecost". A livestream of the service is available at the following link.

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05/23/2026

Meditation: “On Pentecost the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of the exalted Christ was poured out into the church, and through that Spirit Christ himself, with all the fullness of spiritual blessings he had merited by his suffering, death, and perfect obedience, returned to the church. The church was translated from the old dispensation into the new. This significant change implies that the church was led out of the dimness of the shadows into the clear light of the revelation of reality; that the church was delivered from the bo***ge of the law into the liberty of the sons of God; and that the church broke through the boundaries of Jewish nationalism to be ecumenical and to be established among all the nations of the earth. That is the meaning of Pentecost” (Herman Hoeksema).

05/17/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Jacob’s Blessing Joseph’s Sons". A livestream of the service is available at following link. http://www.sermonaudio.com/playwebcast.asp?SourceID=trinityprc

05/17/2026

This morning, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 9:30. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Confessing Jesus Shall Come Again". A livestream of the service is available at the following link.

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05/16/2026

Meditation: “The power that Christ as the exalted Lord exercises, even to his coming again to judge the quick and the dead, is twofold: he rules over the entire world by his might, and he rules over his church by the power of his grace. The Catechism points to this distinction in answer 51…It is important to keep in mind this distinction, or else we expose ourselves to the danger of entertaining the erroneous notions that this world is now become the kingdom of Christ, the kingdom of God; that by the power of the exalted Lord all the various departments and domains of human life—the home, school, society, and state—will become Christianized; that it belongs to our calling to Christianize the world and to crown Christ king over all; and that in this way the world will gradually be transformed into the perfect kingdom of God…The result is a serious deception [that] presents the cause of man, the cause of this world, as if it were the cause of the Son of God…Further, this view…substitutes the world for the kingdom of God and is a denial of the antithesis. The scope of the kingdom of God is strictly limited to the operation of Christ’s sovereign grace, and outside of that scope there is nothing but the kingdom of darkness. Only where and insofar as it pleases Christ to pour out his heavenly graces, where men are regenerated, called out of darkness into his marvelous light, so they become poor in spirit and mourn, hunger and thirst after righteousness, and become merciful, pure in heart, meek, peacemakers, the salt of the earth, the light of the world—only in that sphere of grace is realized the kingdom of heaven. Beyond that sphere no man is able to extend that kingdom in this world. The scope of that kingdom is not contingent upon man’s efforts; it is sovereignly determined by the absolute lordship of Christ. He holds the key of David; he opens and no man shuts; he shuts and no man opens. That key he employs strictly according to the will of his Father, that is, according to the sovereign good pleasure of election and reprobation. If it pleases him to translate you out of the power of the world into his blessed kingdom, it is your calling not to make of this world a kingdom of God, but to stand for the cause of the Son of God in the midst of and in an antithetical relationship to a world that lies in darkness” (Herman Hoeksema).

05/14/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our Ascension Day service, which begins at 7:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the message.
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