Trinity Protestant Reformed Church

09/05/2026

Meditation: “He who has never come to be poor in spirit and known what it is to really mourn for sin, though he belong to a church or be an office-bearer in it, has neither seen nor entered the Kingdom of God…Mourning is ever a characteristic of the normal Christian state. There is much that the believer mourns over. The plague of his own heart makes him cry, ‘O wretched man that I am’ (Rom. 7:24). The unbelief that ‘doth so easily beset us’ (Heb. 12:1) and sins that we commit…are a continual grief to us. The barrenness and unprofitableness of our lives make us sigh and cry. Our propensity to wander from Christ, our lack of communion with Him, and the shallowness of our love for Him cause us to hang our harps upon the willows. But there are many other causes for mourning that assail Christian hearts: on every hand hypocritical religion that has a form of godliness but denies the power thereof (2 Tim. 3:5); the awful dishonor done to the truth of God by the false doctrines taught in countless pulpits; the divisions among the Lord’s people and strife between brethren; the awful wickedness in the world, despising of Christ, and untold human sufferings make us groan and provides occasion for continual sorrow of heart. The closer the Christian lives to God, the more he will mourn over all that dishonors Him. This is the common experience of God’s true people” (Arthur W. Pink).

08/30/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Life Lessons from Sports". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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08/30/2026

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

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08/29/2026

Meditation: “We believe that this true church must be governed by that spiritual policy which our Lord hath taught us in His Word, namely, that there must be ministers or pastors to preach the Word of God and to administer the sacraments; also elders and deacons, who, together with the pastors, form the council of the church; that by these means the true religion may be preserved and the true doctrine everywhere propagated, likewise transgressors punished and restrained by spiritual means; also that the poor and distressed may be relieved and comforted, according to their necessities. By these means everything will be carried on in the church with good order and decency, when faithful men are chosen according to the rule prescribed by St. Paul in his epistle to Timothy” (Belgic Confession, Art. 30).

08/23/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Always Giving Thanks for the Church". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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08/23/2026

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

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08/22/2026

Meditation: “Though the sacraments are connected with the thing signified, nevertheless both are not received by all men. The ungodly indeed receives the sacrament to his condemnation, but he doth not receive the truth of the sacrament—as Judas and Simon the sorcerer both indeed received the sacrament but not Christ who was signified by it, of whom believers only are made partakers. Lastly, we receive this holy sacrament in the assembly of the people of God with humility and reverence, keeping up among us a holy remembrance of the death of Christ our Savior with thanksgiving, making there confession of our faith and of the Christian religion. Therefore no one ought to come to this table without having previously rightly examined himself, lest by eating of this bread and drinking of this cup he eat and drink judgment to himself. In a word, we are excited by the use of this holy sacrament to a fervent love towards God and our neighbor. Therefore we reject all mixtures and damnable inventions which men have added unto and blended with the sacraments, as profanations of them, and affirm that we ought to rest satisfied with the ordinance which Christ and His apostles have taught us, and that we must speak of them in the same manner as they have spoken” (Belgic Confession, Art. 35).

08/16/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Prof. Russell Dykstra will deliver the sermon, "Angels: God's Amazing Spiritual Servants". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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08/15/2026

Meditation: “Now, as it is certain and beyond all doubt that Jesus Christ hath not enjoined to us the use of His sacraments in vain, so He works in us all that He represents to us by these holy signs, though the manner surpasses our understanding and cannot be comprehended by us, as the operations of the Holy Ghost are hidden and incomprehensible. In the meantime we err not when we say that what is eaten and drunk by us is the proper and natural body and the proper blood of Christ. But the manner of our partaking of the same is not by the mouth, but by the spirit through faith. Thus, then, though Christ always sits at the right hand of His Father in the heavens, yet doth He not therefore cease to make us partakers of Himself by faith. This feast is a spiritual table, at which Christ communicates Himself with all His benefits to us, and gives us there to enjoy both Himself and the merits of His sufferings and death, nourishing, strengthening, and comforting our poor comfortless souls by the eating of His flesh, quickening and refreshing them by the drinking of His blood” (Belgic Confession, Art. 35).

08/09/2026

This evening, we invite you to join our service, which begins at 5:00. Rev. William Langerak will deliver the sermon, "Created for God’s Glory". A livestream of the service is available at following link.

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