Trinity Church of Lake Nona

This Sunday, we have the privilege of hearing from Ben Woolbright! He will walk us through another parable on prayer. Have you ever felt like your prayers fell on deaf ears? Almost like God is out there, but He's too busy to hear what is weighing heavily on your heart? Maybe you felt like your prayers are too insignificant in consideration to everything He has going on? It could be that your heart...

This Sunday, we have the privilege of hearing from Rob Corbin! Rob will walk us through a parable that is not-as-well-known, found only in Luke 11:5-8. Jesus shares it smack-dab in the middle of His teaching on prayer in Luke 11:1-13. We can’t really grasp and appreciate what He is saying to us in the parable without taking careful notice of what He is teaching on prayer in the verses preceding an...

Everyone loves a good story — and Jesus was the greatest storyteller who ever told. This summer, we’re exploring the parables: simple, memorable stories with eternal weight. These are not just tales to entertain, but truths to transform. Through them, Jesus invites us to see the world differently, to hear with new ears, and to live in light of His kingdom. Stories are memorable and can be powerful...

They say you never really know what you have until it’s gone, and nothing could be more true than memory and our ability to move. When you start to lose either, you realize how precious and important both are. Memory and movement—these two forces shape every human life. Without memory, we forget who we are. Without movement, we wither where we are. Every nation, every person, every church must lea...

Shoes on. Bags packed. Keys in hand. Ready to go—right? Not quite. In Numbers, the journey doesn’t begin with motion—it begins with worship. Before Israel could take a single step toward the Promised Land, two things had to happen: the altar had to be dedicated, and the people had to be cleansed. In Numbers 7–8, God makes it clear—before His people move outward, they must first move inward. Worshi...

Even when our devotion falls short, God’s faithful love speaks blessing over His people—and that blessing transforms everything. After arranging the Israelite camp with great care, one thing became painfully clear—sin was everywhere. Defilement, transgression, and unfaithfulness threatened God’s presence among His people. Even their most devoted efforts, like the Nazirite vow, proved unsustainable...

What do a wilderness census and a modern mailing list have in common? More than you might think. In Numbers 1–4, God numbers and names His people—not for bureaucracy’s sake, but for belonging. Every tribe has a place, every family has a role, and every name is known. Through this sacred census, God transforms a ragtag crowd of ex-slaves into a holy army, ordered around His presence and called towa...

This Sunday, we begin our new series on the book of Numbers, which will focus on: Keeping God at the Center of Your Life. Since Numbers is an unfamiliar book to many, we will introduce it with a familiar passage: Psalm 23. In our introductory sermon, “Guided, Gathered, and Graced,” we invite you into the grand wilderness narrative of Numbers as a living outworking of Psalm 23 on a national scale....

Join us this Easter as we unpack the powerful benediction of Hebrews 13:20–21 and discover how the same resurrection power that rolled the stone away can transform our daily lives. In “God Gives. Jesus Lives. We Thrive.” we’ll celebrate three life‑changing truths: the God of peace who gives us true wholeness, our living Shepherd who leads and intercedes for us, and the Spirit‑empowered community e...

This Sunday, we follow Jesus—not just through waving palm branches but through the pathway of reproach, sacrifice, and onto resurrection. In His Steps, Our Path, we’ll trace five gospel-shaped steps from Hebrews 13 that guide us into Holy Week with clarity and courage. While the world seeks comfort, applause, and control, Christ invites us to contentment, cross-bearing, and continual worship. Palm...

Key Idea For The Week: Because we are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, we are called to live lives that reflect that kingdom—with reverent worship in the presence of God and sacrificial love in the presence of others. Are you unshakable? In a world full of instability—emotionally, economically, and relationally—Hebrews 12:28–13:6 calls us to live with stability rooted in the unshakable k...

Mount Sinai (v18-21) How is Mount Sinai described? A Blazing Fire Darkness Gloom A Storm The Blast of a Trumpet Unpleasant Words How do the gathered people respond? Mount Zion (v22-24) How is Mount Zion described? A Myriad of Angels A Festive Gathering An Assembly of the Firstborn The Spirits of the Righteous People Made Perfect God, Our Judge and Creator Christ, Our Mediator How do the gathered p...