Trinity Baptist Church Sermons

Series: The Book of Beginnings Genesis 2:1-3

Series: The Book of Beginnings Genesis 1:28

Series: The Book of Beginnings Genesis 1:26-27

Series: The Book of Beginnings | Genesis 1:31

Sermon Series: The Book of Beginnings Genesis 1:1-2

Pastor Jonathan starts a new series in Genesis 1-11, "The Book of Beginnings."

Pastor Jonathan takes a look at Psalm 27:4 as we head into this New Year.

Third sermon in our mini series of Advent Songs. 

Part 2 of the Songs of Advent Series | Luke 1:67-80

Luke 1:46-55 Christmas is a natural time to explore the events surrounding the birth of Christ, a time Christians traditionally have called “advent,” which means literally, arrival . I almost like the word “advent” better (except that Christmas has the name “Christ” in it) because it highlights what this season is all about: God has arrived! And that arrival brings so much joy to the world. And wh...

Last sermon in our series, God is For Us. Romans 8:31-39

Behold Our God Series | Exodus 33:12-34:9

Behold Your God Series | Lamentations 3:22-26

Behold Your God Series | Daniel 4:35 Everything that happens is an unfolding of God's purposes....To gaze on the sovereignty of God is to gaze on the face of Jesus Christ. Jesus is the face of the sovereignty of God. In fact the central work of Jesus Christ that is his death on the cross is also the focal point of God's sovereignty. Because there you see the free will of man that is the very worst...

Behold Our God Series | Psalm 139 It is unbearable to be in visible to others, especially people whose attention we long to have. But being visible comes with its burdens too. In fact, the idea of someone knowing this much about us would be unbearable—were it not for the fact that God also loves us. The gospel reveals how God, who knows us completely, could also love us completely: he loves us in...

Behold Your God Series | Isaiah 45:18-25 Jesus of Nazareth, the only perfectly righteous human being who ever walked the earth, bore “the iniquity of us all.” Through Jesus’ death on the cross, God both proved himself to be righteous—sin deserves death!—but also declared righteous those who find refuge in Jesus. The Apostle Paul describes this amazing act as follows: “It was to show his righteousn...

Behold Your God Series | 1 John 4:11 & 1 Corinthians 13 Last week Pastor Jonathan went through the love of God in 1 John 4. This week he follows up with how we are to love one another because of God's love for us.

Behold Your God Series: God is Love Part 1 | 1 John 4:8-11

Behold Your God: God is Wise 1 Corinthians 1:20-25

Genesis 15:20 “I know God is good. I just don’t think he’s good to me.” Maybe you’ve heard people say this, or something similar. Maybe you yourself have said or thought it. The feeling is understandable. On the one hand, no one wants to deny what Scripture clearly teaches: “O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good!” On the other hand, however, we experience things that are clearly not good: a...

Behold Your God Series 3

Isaiah 6:1-13 God’s holiness is the most daunting of all topics, because to study it is to study the very “Godness” of God. If we got a tiny glimpse of God’s holiness, we would experience something that is so utterly unlike us, so totally distinct from anything else we know. The result would be the terrifying feeling that our very self is being disintegrated—like what would happen if a drop of wat...

Pastor Jonathan Threlfall starts a new series today, Behold Your God: Discovering Who God Is And What He Is Like , with "God is Knowable" from Matthew 11:25-30. In 2008, a book in my local library grabbed my attention. In large letters against an ominous black and red background—the red part exploding like a dying star—the title read, The God Delusion . Just having gotten married a few months prio...

This sermon concludes our Acts Series: The Unstoppable Works of Jesus Christ

Acts 28:30-31 "Each one of these words—Lord, Jesus, and Christ—is essential to the meaning of how God reigns. We start with Jesus—the peasant Jewish carpenter of lowly Nazareth. He was sinless, but his life ended in complete embarrassment. Condemned as a criminal, hung naked on two pieces of wood, jeered and scorned by his own people. Now, this would have been a confirmation of the normal way thin...