Trinity Chippenham

We've all had the experience of accepting standards that are lower than what we want. Jesus has lots to say to us about compromise, even in places where it's hard to be a Christian. Revelation 2:12-17

What would Jesus write to a church facing persecution, poverty, slander and death? Here is His message of hope and help for them, and for us!

Jesus dictated seven letters to His old friend John, for the benefit of all churches- including us today! Our first letter was originally to Ephesus. How can we recapture our first love? Revelation 2:1-7

Jesus demonstrates what God is like, full of compassion and power. This speaks to us today and it's thrilling!

Forgiveness is so important for the health of any community - wounds are inevitable as we rub up against each other, and only with forgiveness can these wounds heal.

Why do Christians give? The Bible has lots to say about money and giving- but many of us can be confused about Christianity and what is a right response to Christ.

What does the 'wow' of being loved by Jesus look like? It means loving others like Jesus loves them. It can be hard, but what a difference Jesus makes! John 13:1-17

As a church our vision and values drive everything we do, especially because of God's glorious love. We want to be people who love others- just like Jesus. John 13:31-35

God is the God of Peace - for us, now, and every day!

What difference does the Resurrection make? According to one eye witness it changes everything - it means we can be born again to a living hope. Not only hope for the life to come, but also hope in this life, as well as an unexplainable love for Christ and an inexpressible joy within!

"Hosanna" is a strange word, but it is powerful! This Palm Sunday, will we be part of God's people that say to Jesus, "save me"?

The last chapter in our series is full of beasts and distress! But there is also hope. The hope starts with the word "until."

Mothering changes lives! There are many biblical qualities in mothers that we esteem highly, so how can we be a community with mother-like ministry? 1 Thessalonians 2

"Making noise" about Jesus is rarely easy - there is pressure to be silent. Is speaking publically about Jesus possible and even desirable? There is a great reason to not stay silent.

The problem in Daniel 5 is pride - it's a big issue for all of us. There is real danger in "lifting up ourselves against the LORD," but the solution is beautiful.

Testimonies are a huge favourite to many! Today's story of a life transformed is spectacular. It begins with pride...

This chapter is about more than 'just' not bowing down to a big King. This incredible story raises a question that is at the heart of our culture, and at the heart of our churches: what is faith?

Daniel lived his life in and for God's Kingdom. Everyone around him saw only the most powerful man on the planet, yet Daniel and his friends knew the God who is in heaven. And they trusted Him with their lives.

How can we live in a world that is hostile to faith? It is possibe to live, undefiled, for Jesus in a culture like Daniel's. And the key is knowing the God we represent.

Daniel was taken to a hostile culture- one not too dissimilar to ours today. What was Daniel's God like? What was his message?

There is pressure all around us to be clean, to be impressive. And yet we know deep inside us there is a problem. What does Jesus think of our shame and guilt? (Mark 1:40-45)

The Christian gospel is one of transformation from the inside-out. At the heart of this good news is a good God who loves us, and who offers us true one-ness with Jesus. (Galatians 2:20)

The whole world is made up of two 'teams' of people. There is a problem, but there is a great rescue! (Romans 5:12-21)

At some point, we've all been daunted by the Bible. There are many landmarks that will help us get oriented and transform our lives - starting with who God is. John 17

At the start of the new year, how should we think about life? Instead of making a list of resolutions, trusting God should be at the top of the list.