Trinity Bible Church

"Can Christians Fall Away" - Hebrews 6:1-8

In this episode, we delve into the significance of doctrine in Christianity, particularly the doctrine known as the perseverance of the saints. We emphasize how our understanding of God influences every aspect of our lives and the importance of maturing in faith beyond the elementary teachings of Christ.
We explore the struggles faced by Jewish Christians addressed in the book of Hebrews, who grappled with integrating their heritage with their new faith in Christ. 
The episode also addresses the warning given in Hebrews 6, urging believers not to fall away after having tasted the goodness of God's word. 
Ultimately, the episode encourages believers to walk diligently with Christ, building a spiritual house on a solid foundation, and trusting in God's promise to complete His work within us.

"Entering God's Rest" - Hebrews 4:1-11

The episode explores the concept of a healthy fear – not of worldly challenges or uncertainties, but of unbelief and a half-hearted faith. Through the lens of biblical history, examples, and exhortations, listeners are reminded of the importance of valuing Christ above all else and striving to enter into His rest. The conversation culminates in a call to trust God fully, knowing that true rest and peace come from belief in Him alone.

"The Importance of One Another" - Hebrews 3:12-19

 Highlighting biblical references from Hebrews 3, the episode urges listeners to actively seek spiritual guidance and support from fellow believers actively, emphasizing that ignoring such warnings may lead to a hardened heart. The discussion serves as a reminder that true rest and redemption can only come from acknowledging our struggles and heeding the call for spiritual exhortation within the community to the person and work of Christ.

"Jesus: Your Suffering Savior Brother" - Hebrews 2:10-18

Join us as we delve into Hebrews Chapter 2, exploring the profound truth of Jesus as our brother and savior. This episode offers perspective on understanding Jesus not just as a distant king but as a brother who suffers, sacrifices, and conquers death for us.
 

"A Warning and A Hope" - Hebrews 2:1-9

The episode delves deep into the spiritual implications of drifting away from faith, emphasizing the importance of staying anchored in Christ amid life’s distractions and challenges. By focusing on the teachings from Hebrews, listeners are invited to find solace in the promises of God, understanding that while life's hardships are temporary, the assured hope in Christ is eternal. This episode offers both a cautionary tale and a message of hope, urging believers to remain steadfast in their faith and trust in God’s ultimate plan.

Hebrews 1:4-14 - "Jesus Alone is Worshipped"

In this episode, we delve deep into the book of Hebrews, exploring the central theme that sets it apart: the supremacy of Jesus over angels and all creation. 
As we dissect Hebrews Chapter 1, we build a case for Jesus' divine authority, showcasing why He is not merely an option among religious figures, but the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Learn why the acknowledgment of Jesus' unique and divine identity is crucial to the Christian faith, standing as its most defining element.

"How God Speaks" - Hebrews 1:1-4

Join us as we embark on a new series exploring the Book of Hebrews, a profound text that bridges the Old and New Testaments. In this episode, we reflect on how Hebrews reveal Jesus as the ultimate prophet, king, and savior, emphasizing His unrivaled supremacy over everything else. We delve into the challenges faced by early Jewish Christians and how the message of Hebrews remains relevant today, calling us to truly listen to and trust in God's word through His Son, Jesus Christ. Discover why Jesus is not only the foundation of faith but the cornerstone of life itself!

"Trinity Bible in 2025: Submit. Grow. Build" - Psalm 1:1-3

On the first Sunday of 2025, join us in laying the foundational bricks for Trinity Bible Church's future. As we delve into scriptures from James, Psalms, and Matthew, we reflect on our church's beginnings and envision the path forward. This episode underscores the importance of key principles—submission to God, spiritual growth, and community building—as we navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.  Be part of this exciting journey as we strive to honor God throughout 2025 and beyond.

"The Sorrow of Christmas" - Matthew 2:11-18

What sorrow could come with Christmas? Amidst the celebration of God taking on flesh in the person of Jesus Christ, there is a reality that we all deal with: life doesn't stop. For some, there is extra pain during the holiday season because of a loss experienced in the past year; for others, that may come later once the adrenaline of the Christmas season has passed. 
We see in Matthew that this reality exists even at the birth of Christ. Christ has come, but that does not mean sin and evil in the world cease to exist. Herod does not like the idea of a king invading his space and will go to evil extremes to prevent his power from being challenged. 
Our joy as Christians is not that everything in our lives will be perfect but that Christ has promised to be with us through it all! 

"The Word Made Flesh" - John 1:14

Join us as we delve into the deeper meaning of Christmas, exploring how the Apostle John narrates the arrival of Christ in a unique way. Unlike the traditional accounts that focus on Mary, Joseph, and the nativity scene, John's Gospel zeroes in on the true essence of the season – the Word becoming flesh and dwelling among us. Discover the profound theological insights into why Christmas is not just about a miraculous birth but about the divine presence among humanity.