Trinity Church

10/20/2026

What does it look like to walk worthy of our calling?

This past Sunday, we were reminded that following Christ is about more than what we believe. It should shape how we live, how we treat one another, and how we serve His Church.

Unity starts with ME. We each have a responsibility to preserve the unity of the Spirit, to speak the truth in love, and to help one another grow in Christ.

God has not called us to sit on the sidelines. Christ equips His people and builds up His Church so that His purposes can extend far beyond the walls of a building.

The question is not simply whether we have been called, but how we are living out that calling.

Your calling matters. How will you use it to build up the body of Christ this week?

10/17/2026

Our Trinity youth attended the Ligonier Conference this weekend, an opportunity to grow in their understanding of God’s Word and think more deeply about their faith.

Throughout the conference, they were challenged to consider who God is, who we are in Christ, and how Scripture shapes our identity and purpose.

One of the highlights was the Q&A session, where several of our own students stepped up to ask the speakers thoughtful questions! We’re thankful to see them engaging with what they’re learning and seeking answers grounded in God’s Word.

We’re grateful for opportunities like this to help equip the next generation to know Christ, grow in their faith, and stand firm in His truth. ❤️

10/13/2026

The church isn't just a building we gather in. It's a people growing together in faith, encouraging one another, and becoming more like Jesus.

This past Sunday, as we continued our IN CHRIST series through Ephesians, we were reminded that we can ask God for more because He is able to do more than we could ever ask or imagine!

Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3 reminds us to seek a deeper connection with Christ and to become more rooted and established in His love.

As a church, may we never stop growing closer to Him. ❤️

If there's something we can pray about with you, feel free to send us a private message. We'd be honored to pray with you.

10/09/2026

Preparing for Sunday

A little behind-the-scenes look at Pastor Jeff preparing for this week's message.

At Trinity, we believe God's Word is foundational to our growth as followers of Christ. As we continue our In Christ series through Ephesians, we're reminded of the importance of not only understanding Scripture, but also allowing its truth to shape how we live.

We're grateful for the opportunity to study God's Word together and look forward to worshiping with you this Sunday!

10/06/2026

Invest in Your Marriage

Marriage takes intention. It’s worth making time to strengthen your relationship, grow together, and be encouraged in God’s design for marriage.

Join us at Trinity Church on November 13–14 for Fantastic Communion: The Supernatural Architecture of Marriage.

Whether you’ve been married for a few months or many years, this weekend is an opportunity to step away from the everyday, reconnect with your spouse, and be reminded of the importance of keeping Christ at the center of your marriage.

Come invest in your marriage and grow stronger together.

Click the event below for all the details and to register. We’d love to have you join us!

Send a message to learn more

09/29/2026

What a powerful reminder from Ephesians 2 this past Sunday.

We were dead in our sin, but God made us alive in Christ. Our salvation is not something we could earn or take credit for—it is a gift of God’s grace.

As Pastor Nick reminded us:
“Your faith is not the hero of your salvation. Jesus is.”

What a truth to carry with us into this week. Jesus is the hero.

09/25/2026

Together is a beautiful thing.

There’s something special about gathering together—worshiping, encouraging, serving, and growing in Christ.

We’re thankful for the people God has brought together at Trinity and for the joy of doing life and faith together.

Won’t you join us this Sunday at 10:00 AM?
We’d love to worship with you!

09/22/2026

This week, let’s be intentional about how we pray. Paul reminds us that our prayers can go beyond our circumstances and draw us deeper into knowing God and understanding all we have in Christ.

This week, let’s pray to:
-Know God more deeply
-Recognize all we have in Christ
-Trust His power at work within us
-Walk confidently in Christ’s authority

Pray with purpose. Pray with confidence. Pray knowing that the power of Christ is at work in us.