Faithful Citizens in a Fractured World – How to Think About Politics Without Losing Your Faith Mini-Conference
Faithful Citizens in a Fractured World – a mini-conference led by Dr. Brad Littlejohn – was a sold-out event at Holy Trinity in August. This course focused on what it means to be good citizens and faithful Christians in a society where these are no longer the same thing. We’re excited to share that all four talks from the conference are now available.
In the midst of one of the most contentious election seasons of our lifetimes, in a culture riven by polarization, there is no shortage of voices telling Christians what to think about politics. But before we can begin to answer questions of whom or what to vote for, what stands to take or compromises to make, we must first learn how to think about politics. Why did God make us for political life? What does it mean to live in submission to imperfect and sinful governments? What is the purpose of law and how should Christians relate to the web of laws that structure our lives? Finally, how do we think about our dual citizenship—as citizens of heaven and as members of the particular nations to which God has called us?
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Trinity Talks Podcast
Trinity Talks is a new podcast series that expresses the life, teachings, and conversations happening within our community.
In reflecting on the needs for the church, and our capacity to serve our community, we put our heads together to produce a resource for the larger church body which, “equips the saints for the work of ministry,” and helps unite the body of Christ outside of our Sunday worship gatherings.
Aging Faithfully Conference
For anyone aged 60 and over, retirement from actively following Jesus is not an option. We still have more learning and growing to do as his disciples, and we also have a responsibility to share with those who are younger what we’ve learned about living a faithful life and to serve our community.
The Aging Faithfully Conference was held to encourage us to do just that – age faithfully. Our speakers, the Rt. Rev. Terrell Glenn, Julia Sprunt Grumbles and Dr. Janet Savia, anchored us in God’s Word as they shared their wisdom, insights and perspectives to help us grasp God’s purposes for us in this season of life and how to do it well.
Women of the Word Wednesday Teaching: James
The year’s study focuses on James.
Each Wednesday by 1pm, you’ll find the teaching audio file below.
Videos
Interested in catching up on our latest video content? Check them out below and be encouraged! For a complete list of all our talks and sermons, visit Sermons and Talks and browse by series, speaker or book of the Bible.
Stories of Real Life
There is nothing more compelling than to hear from Christians about God’s transforming work in their lives. Listen in as Holy Trinity members share their stories of real life and testimonies of hope and transformation.
Being Human Series
This series, presented by the Rev. Dr. John Yates III, rector of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, and the Rev. Sam Ferguson, rector of The Falls Church Anglican, seeks to bring clarity regarding the Scriptural teaching on sexuality and gender, to increase the Church’s compassion toward and awareness of those experiencing same-sex attraction or gender dysphoria, and to create space for Christians to learn and talk about these challenging topics together.
Featured Webinars and Talks
Hear from three New City Fellows alumni on the topic of failure, Dr. Richard Beck and Dr. Joshua Chatraw on faith and doubt, four New City Fellow alumni about relationships in the changing seasons of life, the Rev. Dr. John Yates II and Dr. Crawford Loritts on godly leadership, Dr. Karen Swallow Prior on beholding true beauty and Dr. Warren Kinghorn on anxiety and how medicine and Christianity can work together for good.