Our Blog
At Trinity, we believe stories and reflections are a powerful way to see how God is at work among us. Below, you’ll find blog posts written by our pastors, staff, and ministry leaders.
Our new sermon series, Holy Conversations, asks: how can we have conversations that truly matter—with God, with each other, and with our community? Discover how Jesus’ teaching on prayer invites us to begin holy conversations with Him first.
Our Kentucky Construction Team is hard at work in the Light Community — installing wiring, finishing plumbing, and preparing homes for families. But the real story goes beyond sawdust and blueprints. Along the way, God is building relationships, opening doors for ministry, and reminding us that this mission is about more than houses, it’s about hope.
Ministry Report: Stories of Prayer, Salvation, and New Beginnings
What an incredible season of ministry! God is ...
On Sunday, August 24, Dr. Jeff Roberts concluded our summer series Vacation Spots of the Old Testament with a message titled “A Place Called Regret.” Preaching from Psalm 137, he reminded us that God’s people, carried into exile, sat down by the rivers of Babylon and hung up their harps — choosing nostalgia, apathy, and bitterness instead of faith.The question they asked is the same question we still wrestle with today: How do we praise God when life doesn’t make sense? The answer of faith is simple, but not easy: sing anyway.If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this message is for you.
Watch the full sermon on our YouTube channel: Vacation Spots of the Old Testament: A Place Called Regret.
Since stepping into the role of ROC Director in February 2023, life has been full of tournaments, camps, and community events—but more than that, it’s been about ministry. From children’s basketball games to welcoming adults of all ages, every activity at the ROC is an opportunity to build relationships and share the love of Jesus in meaningful ways.
We’re kicking off the fall season with a Fellowship Meal on Wednesday, September 3 at 5:00 PM in the Trinity Fellowship Hall. Join us for delicious Cooper’s BBQ, heartfelt community, and an evening of joy as we gather around the table to celebrate God’s goodness together.
What happens when fourteen volunteers, cooler-than-usual August weather, and the love of Christ come together on a build site? Something holy.
The choices young adults make have the potential to impact the trajectory of their future, including their spiritual lives. Young adults need support and creative approaches as they discern what saying “yes” to Jesus looks like.
Trinity Build Days
On Saturday July 12, Randy, Jen Hall and I had the opportunity to serve at a Habitat Build. ...
Earlier this month, our middle schoolers traveled to Harrisonburg, VA for Passport Mission Camps, where they ...
What follows is a reflection on the mission experience at Truett Camp and Conference Center June 28-July 4 where a ...
For those that read my articles on today’s young adults know that I typically try to not be an alarmist. I try not ...
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