Here’s what’s in store for you in the coming weeks. If you want to listen to a particular sermon or talk, or research a topic or book of the Bible, browse our sermons and talks database below.
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, September 24, 2023.
The Apostle Paul likes the number “one.” Ten times in his letter to the Ephesians he uses it to describe our life together as Christians. We are one body in Christ, joined together by one baptism, sharing one hope. It’s his way of talking not just about Christian unity but Christian identity. When we come to faith in Jesus Christ we are joined together as one new people. Over the course of five Sundays we are going to explore the nature of our new community in Christ and what it means to be one in Him.
The story of Jesus of Nazareth is one of the most impactful stories in human history. Regardless of one’s perspective, many believe that he is one of the most influential people to have ever lived, and that his life changed the course of history forever.
Throughout the gospel of Mark, Jesus is portrayed not simply as a prophet, or a good teacher, or even a radical attempting to overthrow the Roman authorities – but as a long awaited King, able to deliver people from the brokenness of the world. Because of this historical importance and the claims Jesus makes about himself, at some point we all will have to answer the question at the heart of the gospel of Mark, “Who do you say that I am?”
Join us at our Evening Service as we seek to revisit this all-important question. Come and hear from the earliest record of Jesus’s life and ministry, in the gospel of Mark a story, marked by mystery and majesty, brevity and brilliance, of a King who takes up his crown by laying down his life for those he loves.
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CloseScripture References: Luke 4:1-26
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When it came to making friends, Jesus was master of the unexpected. He didn’t care for the company of Jerusalem’s religious elite, but he was happy to hang out with prostitutes, tax collectors, Roman soldiers and rule-breakers. The Gospels tell countless stories of powerful interactions in which Jesus breaks the social conventions of his time to bring sinners, scoundrels and outcasts into the kingdom of God. Find out why and what this has to do with us on Sunday mornings this winter.
| Sermon: Obadiah, A Man of Two Fears | Rev. Caleb Burr | June 18, 2023 | Watch | ||
| Sermon: The Mystery of Godliness | Rev. Caleb Burr | May 14, 2023 | Listen | ||
| Sermon: Worship-It's God’s Global Mission | Rev. Caleb Burr | February 19, 2023 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: A Matter of Priorities | Rev. Caleb Burr | August 28, 2022 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Faithfulness in Unexpected Places | Rev. Caleb Burr | July 24, 2022 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: A Disciples Perspective | Rev. Caleb Burr | April 10, 2022 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Coming Day of the Lord | Rev. Caleb Burr | November 28, 2021 | Watch | Listen | |
| This Is My Story: The Cunningham Family | Rev. Caleb Burr | September 5, 2021 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Testing Loyalties | Rev. Caleb Burr | July 18, 2021 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: From Prison to Power | Rev. Caleb Burr | July 4, 2021 | Watch | Listen |