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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, February 15.
The season of Lent calls us to examine ourselves honestly: Are we truly right with God, and how do we know? In the letter to the Galatians, Paul confronts our instinct to rely on effort or tradition, pointing us instead to faith in Jesus Christ as the source of our salvation. Join us this Lent as we explore how righteousness comes by faith, why even the best laws cannot redeem us from our sin, and how a life of obedience grows through the freedom and power of the Holy Spirit.
What stories come to mind when you think of the Book of Judges? Names like Gideon, Deborah, and Samson may echo from childhood lessons, familiar figures from Sunday School. Yet beneath these well-known heroes lies an eternal message—one far deeper and more relevant than we often realize.
Join us as we move beyond the familiar stories to uncover the timeless truths revealed in this book about the character of a faithful and patient God. Again and again, Judges shows us a God who forgives freely and delivers His people by pure grace. The Book of Judges is a mirror held up to our own mess. We may be experts at self-destruction, but God is the expert at rescue. In the wreckage of Judges, we discover a profound truth about our own lives: our worst failures are no match for His relentless faithfulness.
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CloseScripture References: Esther 7:1-10
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There’s nothing in the world more powerful than a good story. Nothing can stop it. No enemy can defeat it. Stories are exciting and suspenseful, they captivate the imagination and inspire the will. The book of Esther is no exception. Except that, the story of Esther doesn’t simply exist to entertain its reader or convey truth or even to recall history. No, Esther is a story that recounts God’s surprising preservation of his promise and his people when they are threatened with annihilation by a superpower. Through the story of Esther we discover the hidden hand of God working out deliverance for his people and showing again and again, that he is faithful and powerful to do what he has promised. Although the Lord is never named or mentioned, as the story unfolds his invisible presence is glaringly obvious. The conclusion of the matter can only be that God is always present even when circumstances say otherwise. For the people of God today, the story of Esther provides a confident reassurance and a divine comfort that our God is always present and never absent, even when it isn’t obvious.
| Sermon: Silence | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | February 8, 2026 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Freedom of Fasting | Dr. Jack Carson | January 18, 2026 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Finding Grace in the Wreckage | Rev. Jason Palacio | January 11, 2026 | Listen | ||
| Sermon: Turn to Scripture | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | January 11, 2026 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Learning to Pray | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | January 4, 2026 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Call of Christmas | Rev. Tripp Gordon | December 28, 2025 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Shepherds and the Mother | Rev. Jason Palacio | December 21, 2025 | Listen | ||
| Sermon: The Greatest Love Story Ever Told | Rev. Tripp Gordon | December 14, 2025 | Listen | ||
| Sermon: Open the Gift | Rev. Caleb Burr | December 14, 2025 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Joy Yet to Come | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | December 7, 2025 | Watch | Listen |