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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 Tuesday, December 24.
The story of Jesus Christ confronts every one of us with a haunting question: Is he who he claims to be? Throughout the gospels, we encounter those who choose to trust him and those who reject him entirely. These stories teach us about the character of faith, the wickedness of the human heart, and the power of grace to transform even the worst of sinners. Join us this winter as we explore the stories of those who turned to Jesus in faith and those who turned away faithless.
Jesus did not come into this world only with words, he also came with works that vindicated those words. We often call those works miracles, but the New Testament call them signs. The Miracles of Jesus are signs of the nearness of the Kingdom of God, revealing the character, identity and mission of the powerful Son of God. The miracles of Jesus reveal a savior who does not abandon us to the chaos of this world, does not surrender us to the armies of Satan, and even rescues us from the seemingly invincible power of death. Although we may not always understand how Jesus is present amidst the chaos and pain of our lives, his miracles operate as signposts, reminding us of the King who brings with him a promise to unbreak our broken world.
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CloseScripture References: Matthew 28:16-20
From Series: Rethinking Normal - Lessons for Life After the Pandemic | More Messages from Dr. Josh Chatraw | Download Audio
Twelve months ago our world was turned upside down by the pandemic. Now at long last with vaccines on the way, a return to “normal” is on the horizon. But what do we want out of “normal?” Have we learned anything this past year that might shift our perspective? How can we hit reset on our expectations so that we emerge from this pandemic strengthened and faithful? Join us as we explore answers to these questions.