Trinity Church Nottingham - Sermons

This week we begin our journey into the book of Ruth, as Jo unpacks its accounts of profound sacrifice, and the power of letting go.

As we share as a church in a Healing Eucharist, Mark speaks to us about the futility and irrelevance of perfection when it comes to following Jesus. There’s a crack in everything.

In the final week of Trinity’s vision month, Jonny invites us into a deeper surrender in our walk with Jesus.

In week four of our vision month, Jonny describes the core of the Church’s mission as he speaks on the Great Commission in Matthew 28. “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.”

This week we explore the role Trinity can play in raising a generation of young people who don’t yet know Jesus. Members of the team share exciting stories of what God is already doing, and Jonny and Amy unpack their vision for what more we can be doing to nurture an upcoming generation of revivalists.

This week Jonny and Amy speak about the importance of pursuing personal renewal in our journey with Christ. The call to follow Jesus up the mountain is is not an easy one, but it is one worth following.

This week Jonny & Amy introduce our vision series by looking at where we’ve been as a church over the last six years, and asking us what it would like to move out from base camp. Ultimately, this is a vision for a church filled with more of God and His presence.

Sam speaks on the story of David in 2 Samuel 24 where he says ‘I will not sacrifice to the LORD my God burnt offerings that cost me nothing’.

This week, John explores what it might look like for us, in this season, to accept Jesus’ invitation to leave a shallow life and “come a little deeper” with Him.

This week Beth speaks on John 6, when Jesus feeds the 5000. She reflects on how abundantly God provides for us.

This week Mark talks about God's strength in our weakness and the difference hope can make.

This week Beth speaks on John 2 - The Wedding at Cana, and encourages us to raise our expectations of what God will do in our lives as we offer them to him.

This week Jonny concludes our series on Spirit Life by speaking on what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit.

This week Mark continues our series on spiritual life by exploring the spiritual gifts of tongues and prophecy.

This week Jonny continues our series on Spirit Life by looking at the gifts of power; faith, healing and miracles.

This week Amy explored gifts of knowledge and how Jesus used these gifts to unlock the hearts of those he encountered.

This week Mark looks at the idea of testing spirits and invites you to open your eyes to the Spirit, wait on God, and lean into Christ.

This week Jonny introduces our new series, Spirit Life. He invites us into deeper knowledge of God, which comes through the Holy Spirit.

This week Jonny speaks about what it means to be a witness to Jesus. Drawing from Luke 10 and Acts 1, he shows us that witnessing is an essential part of what it means to be a disciple of Christ, and that the Holy Spirit is here to give us power for this work.

This Pentecost Sunday, Amy shares about the Holy Spirit, and her experience of Him.

This Pentecost Sunday, Jonny shares about the Holy Spirit, and his experience of Him.

This week Lauren continues our series on The Way. She looks at how Jesus’ encounter with Mary and Martha and the Lord’s Prayer teach us that the way of Jesus is the way of Prayer.

At our confirmation service Bishop Paul delivers a compelling call to trust the Good Shepherd

As we begin a new series leading up to Pentecost, Mark looks at The Way. Learning the way of Jesus on the way with Jesus is a radical call to joy.

This week Amy preaches from John’s gospel, and looks at what it means for us to be fed by Jesus, rather than on the food that spoils.