Marriage Requires a Foundation Beyond Ourselves Many couples enter marriage focused on their own needs and expectations ("me, me, me"), but lasting marriages require putting God at the center. When both partners say "God, God, God" instead of "you, you, you," transformation begins and the relationship can be built on solid rock rather than sand. Common Marriage Struggles Emerge Around Years 12-15 Couples typically face significant challenges around 12-15 years of marriage whe

At Trinity, we love marriage so much that we dedicate an entire month to it. Throughout this month, we have couples ready to minister to marriages at every stage. Whether you're preparing for marriage, already married, or facing difficulties, we're here to support you. Marriage Month Is for Everyone Most of us fall into one of these categories: Have been married (widowed or divorced) Are currently married Plan on getting married someday If you're not in one of these camps, yo

This Sunday, we had the joy of dedicating five children to the Lord, and we were reminded of five simple words that shape our faith and our families. ADORATION We are image bearers, upheld by Christ in us. Our children are watching, and the love of Christ shines on our faces as an unmistakeable beauty to eyes of all ages. Nobody is perfect - but knowing our security in Christ means our kids see adults filled with a joy that can't be found without the Father. IMITATION Childre

True generosity begins not with what we give, but with what we’ve received. We can only live generously to the degree we understand God’s grace toward us. Like children who know they belong, we approach God not as distant strangers but as sons and daughters with full access to our Father. In Christ, the door is already open. Luke 19 reminds us of this through Zacchaeus. Before Zacchaeus repents, gives, or changes, Jesus seeks him, calls him by name, and invites Himself into h

We often hear sermons about giving up everything for God. But what if these famous parables from Matthew 13 are actually about what God gave up for us? The Twist: You're Not the Seeker In the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price, someone finds treasure in a field and a merchant discovers a valuable pearl. Both sell everything they have to obtain what they found. Traditionally, we're told we must be willing to sacrifice everything for the kingdom. But h

A Grace-Filled Vision for the Year Ahead Ephesians 4:11–16 As we enter a new year, we begin not with ambition, but with attention—not asking first what we will do, but asking who do you put your trust in? The health of any person or church flows from Christ, our Head, not from activity alone. The church grows not by striving, but by abiding. Our primary calling is not ministry, but maturity—growing up in every way into Christ. God has designed the church so that every belie