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Each Sunday, Holy Trinity’s morning worship service recording is available on our YouTube channel by 11am. The recorded sermon will be posted below on Monday morning. For your convenience, here is the morning service bulletin for Sunday, December 10, 2023.
The letter to the Hebrews is different. We don’t know who wrote it, and there is nothing else quite like it in the New Testament. No other letter holds Jesus up to such close inspection nor reveals such profound insight into his power and glory. The whole letter is an invitation to consider Jesus: to consider who he is, what he has accomplished, and what he has to do with our lives today. As it turns out, who he is has everything to do with how we live today. In fact, our world makes sense only when we stop to consider Jesus.
Among the most profound claims in the Christian faith is that God, “was made man.”
Christians have long understood this claim as the teaching of the incarnation, that the God of heaven and earth took on flesh. Such a claim sounds miraculous, but can also seem bizarre, befuddling and captivating all at the same time. And yet it is this mysterious claim that the church celebrates each year during the Advent season. It is a claim that Christians should not only consider during the month of December, but one that our entire hope in the gospel is based on.
Over the course of three weeks leading up to Christmas we will be honing in on Philippians 2:5-11, seeking to grasp the magnitude of the incarnation, and how it shapes our own lives, faith and service of others.
Join us this season of Advent as we investigate this compelling mystery, which has captivated the world for the past two millennia!
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CloseScripture References: Matthew 28:1-15
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First Corinthians 15 contains the longest, sustained reflection on Jesus’s resurrection in the New Testament. In this chapter, Paul argues that the resurrection is at the center of everything. In it we find meaning, hope and sustaining grace. Without it everything is vain. Join us during the month of May as we explore 1 Corinthians 15 and the centrality of Jesus’ resurrection.
| Sermon: Inheriting the Promise | Rev. Terrell Glenn | December 3, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Our Great High Priest | The Right Rev. Desmond Inglesby | November 26, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Rest of God | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | November 19, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Consider Jesus’ Faithfulness | Rev. Caleb Burr | November 12, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: How Jesus Changes Us | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | November 5, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Attention Please! | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | October 29, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Inspecting Jesus | Rev. Caleb Burr | October 22, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Renewing the Power of Love | Rev. Ashley Null | October 15, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Walk in Love | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | October 8, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Rags of a Wanderer and the Robes of the King | Rev. Tripp Gordon | October 1, 2023 | Watch | Listen |