Trinity Bible Church

"Then Faith of Abraham" - Hebrews 11:8-16

This inspiring episode dives deep into Hebrews 11, exploring the true faith of biblical heroes like Abraham. It's a reminder that while figures such as Abraham and Sarah inspire us, they are not the ultimate heroes; instead, Jesus stands as the paramount hero in the biblical narrative. With reflections on personal heroes in our lives, from carpenters to cultural icons, the episode uncovers the profound realization that our story is not about being the hero ourselves but recognizing Jesus as the core influence guiding us towards a better promise.This episode also captures the essence of faith as a divine gift and encourages listeners to trust in God's promises beyond what they can see, leading a life of obedience inspired by a greater spiritual homeland. It concludes with a powerful reminder that God is not ashamed to be our Father, illustrating the benevolent nature of His everlasting covenant with us.

"Faith That Works" - Hebrews 11:1-7

In this insightful episode, we delve into Hebrews 11, often referred to as the 'Hall of Faith.' We explore the difference between human efforts and faith as a divine gift, unraveling misconceptions about the nature of faith and biblical examples of those who lived by it.The discussion sheds light on the refreshing truth that faith is not merely a result of our own efforts, but a gift given by God—an assurance of things hoped for and a conviction of things not seen. Through the stories of biblical figures like Abel, Enoch, and Noah, we learn how faith enabled them to trust and persevere through challenges.Join us as we unpack the profound implications of living by faith, offering encouragement for those who seek understanding and strength in their spiritual journey.

"What Faith Looks Like" - Hebrews 10:19-38

Join us as we delve into Hebrews 10, exploring the profound lessons it offers, especially pertinent on Father's Day. This episode paints a vivid picture of drawing near to God, embracing the access given by Jesus, and understanding the vital role of encouragement, warning, and remembrance.
We reflect on the father's wisdom in guiding their children through encouragement, cautious warnings, and living examples, akin to the teachings of Hebrews. The sermon unfolds the significance of having both access and an advocate in Jesus, underscoring the practical applications of theology in our daily lives.
Discover how past struggles can fuel our faith and confidence today and learn to respond with endurance, looking to Jesus as our advocate. Whether you're seeking encouragement, needing a warning, or simply a reminder of your past triumphs, there's abundant wisdom to be gleaned from this passage and shared within our community.

"Perfection Given, Progress Promised" - Hebrews 10:1-18

This episode dives into the themes and arguments presented in Hebrews chapters 9 and 10, highlighting the limitations of Old Testament sacrifices in achieving true atonement for sins. Through a detailed exploration, we understand how Christ’s perfect and once-for-all sacrifice surpasses these ancient rites, offering a complete and eternal solution for sin. By examining the practical implications for believers, the message encourages a collective commitment to a faith enriched by Christ’s atonement, moving beyond mere tradition to embrace a living relationship with God. Discover why Christ's sacrifice is both necessary and sufficient, providing hope and sanctification for all who believe.

"Appointed to Die" - Hebrews 9:15-28

This episode delves into the profound significance of blood and sacrifice within the Christian faith, particularly through the lens of Hebrews chapter 9. The speaker reflects on childhood memories of church and explores the symbolism of blood in both the Old and New Testaments, emphasizing the message that sin brings death and that forgiveness is costly. Through detailed explanations of biblical passages, the discussion highlights Christ as the ultimate mediator and the means by which believers are justified and saved. The episode challenges listeners to consider their reliance on Christ's sacrifice for salvation and to understand the depth of what it truly cost to redeem humanity.

"Approaching A Holy God" - Hebrews 9:1-14

In this enlightening sermon, we delve into the intricacies of Hebrews chapter 9, exploring how its seemingly foreign concepts relate to our contemporary lives. Discover the profound significance of the new covenant ushered in by Jesus and understand why these ancient texts remain relevant today. As we journey through the rituals and relics of old, we learn how Christ's ultimate sacrifice bridges the gap between humanity and the divine, offering us eternal redemption. Join us as we unveil the timeless truths embedded within these scriptures and discover how they illuminate our path to a deeper, more meaningful faith.

"A Better Covenant" - Hebrews 8

Join us as we delve into Hebrews Chapter 8, exploring the profound significance of Jesus' role as the eternal high priest, seated at the right hand of God. This episode sheds light on the transition from the old covenant, based on human promises, to the new covenant, founded on the perfect work and promises of God through Jesus Christ. Discover why the author of Hebrews emphasizes the superiority of the new covenant and its transformative impact on every aspect of life, urging believers to rely not on their own strength but on the completed and sufficient work of Christ. This episode challenges listeners to reflect on their own covenant relationship with God, questioning whether they are living by their promises or embracing the promises God has made to them.

"Saved To The Uttermost" - Hebrews 7:11-28

Join us for a deep dive into Hebrews 7, exploring the profound message it holds for believers. The author of Hebrews writes to encourage believers facing persecution, urging them to find their worth and hope in Jesus Christ. Discover why Jesus is greater than the old high priests, and how His priesthood offers a perfect and eternal hope unlike any other. Journey with us as we see how Jesus, in the order of Melchizedek, becomes not only a bridge to God but also the ultimate high priest, whose sacrifice and eternal presence allows us direct access to God. This episode sheds light on the significant question: Is Jesus worth everything, even amidst ultimate personal sacrifices? Dive in and find clarity and encouragement today.

"Who is Melchizedek?" - Hebrews 7:1-10

 As we journey through the scripture, discover why the understanding of Melchizedek as a high priest not bound by genealogy is critical to the perception of Christ's eternal priesthood and its far-reaching implications on every believer's life.
The episode begins with an introduction to the figure of Melchizedek, a character whose name evokes many questions and curiosity. We unravel the significance of his role as a high priest and how it contrasts with the traditional priesthood familiar to the Hebrews, emphasizing the implications of his priestly order on the concept of righteousness and peace.
We then address the challenging aspects of comprehending Melchizedek’s appearance and his role as a precursor to Christ, elucidating why it is pivotal for Christians to grasp, potentially transforming their spiritual journey. Tune in for an engaging exploration into this critical biblical theme that underscores the transformative power of understanding and recognizing Jesus as the eternal and ultimate high priest.

"After Easter" - John 21

In this episode, we explore the profound impact of experiencing transformative love and grace, drawing parallels between adoption and spiritual rebirth. 
We delve into how life's unexpected turns, such as forgetting the Easter message or confronting personal failures, reflect our need for divine grace daily. The episode invites us to reflect on how Jesus' resurrection changes everything and why our lives must echo that transformation.
Furthermore, the discussion covers insights from John 21, illustrating the lessons Jesus taught His disciples after His resurrection. We examine themes of confidence, comfort, and commitment, emphasizing that our strength lies not in ourselves, but in Christ. Join us as we unpack these teachings and their relevance to living a life committed to faith and community dedication.