Trinity Faith Church Liberal Kansas

05/31/2026

Sermon title: “Every Idol Must Fall”

05/30/2026

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05/27/2026

From time to time I share other posts from other people, writers, and pastors, that I think you all would benefit from. For Today’s I am sharing a word from one of TFC’s own members, Rachel Valdez. Rachel wrote these thoughts down while in the midst of some tough “Life” moments, while listening to the song “Fear is not my future” by Brandon Lake. She read this last Sunday to our congregation, and I asked her permission to share it with you all here. -Pastor Aaron

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Fear Is Not My Future

“Fear is not my future… Jesus, You are.”

Those words carry a powerful reminder:
what we face does not get the final say—Jesus does. Fear may knock at the door, sickness may try to write part of our story, heartbreak may leave scars, and loss may bring deep grief, but none of those things define who we are in Christ.

When the lyrics say, “Hello, peace. Hello, joy. Hello, love. Hello, strength. Hello, hope,” it sounds like opening the curtains after a long dark night. God invites us to lift our eyes from what has been weighing us down and look toward the new horizon He is creating. His presence brings what the world cannot give—real peace, lasting joy, unfailing love, and strength for every season.

Sometimes fear tries to convince us that tomorrow will always look like today. But Scripture reminds us in Isaiah 43:19, “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” God is always working beyond what we can currently see. The future belongs to Him, not to our anxiety.

“Sickness is not my story.” That doesn’t mean life is painless or easy. It means our identity is bigger than our struggles. We are not abandoned in suffering. God walks with us through every valley, holding us steady even when healing takes time.

“Heartbreak is not my home.” Pain may visit, but it does not get permanent residence in the life of a believer. Jesus is our home. His love restores what grief and disappointment try to steal.

And finally, “Death is not the end.” Because of Jesus, even the darkest moments are not final. Resurrection is at the center of our faith. Hope lives because He lives.

Today, whatever fear, burden, or uncertainty you are carrying, remember this truth: it is not your future. Jesus is. And wherever He is, peace, joy, hope, and life follow.

-Rachel Valdez

05/24/2026

Sermon Title: Power in the blood

05/23/2026

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05/20/2026

Favor that rests on you!



In a world full of uncertainty, division, anxiety, and constant pressure, the favor of God is one of the greatest gifts a believer can walk in. So many people are chasing approval, validation, and acceptance from a broken world, while forgetting that the child of God already walks covered in something far greater — the favor of the Lord.

Proverbs 3:1-4 reminds us that favor is connected to a life that stays close to God’s truth:

“My son, do not forget my teaching, but keep my commands in your heart, for they will prolong your life many years and bring you peace and prosperity. Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart. Then you will win favor and a good name in the sight of God and man.”

‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭3‬:‭1‬-‭4‬ ‭NIV‬‬

Notice this carefully: favor isn’t about popularity. It isn’t about manipulation, status, or worldly success. Biblical favor flows from obedience, faithfulness, integrity, and a heart surrendered to God. When His Word is written on your heart, His hand rests on your life.

That doesn’t mean life suddenly becomes easy. It means you no longer walk through life alone.

The favor of God opens doors no man can shut.
It gives peace in seasons that should have broken you.
It sustains you when others wonder how you’re still standing.
It places divine protection around your life even when you cannot see it.

Psalm 5:12 says:
“Surely, Lord, you bless the righteous; you surround them with your favor as with a shield.” — NIV

Think about that image for a moment. God’s favor is not just ahead of you — it surrounds you. Like a shield. On every side. In every battle. In every conversation. In every unseen moment.

As Christians, we need to stop living like abandoned people when we are actually favored sons and daughters of the King.

Walk faithfully.
Speak truthfully.
Love deeply.
Stay anchored in God’s Word.
Remain obedient even when culture pushes against it.

And trust this: the favor of God still rests on those who walk with Him.

Even in difficult seasons…
Even in spiritual battles…
Even in moments when you feel overlooked…

God’s favor has not left you.

You are covered by the hand of the Lord.

-Pastor Aaron

05/17/2026

Sermon Title: Live worthy of the Gospel

05/16/2026

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05/14/2026

VBS season is here….!!!

Updated Flyer for VBS opportunities in our area.