Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church

It's okay to seek your own experience with Jesus.

The cross was not God's first expression of love to His creation. Throughout the Old Testament, we see pictures of God's love displayed on the cross, even as far back as the Garden of Eden.

When we enter the adventure of giving we step into a cycle of spiritual and physical prosperity that can only be experienced, never explained.

Our hearts will always move in the direction of our greatest treasure.

If God could restore a clean heart to David after he committed adultery and murder then He can restore a clean heart to you.

The Lord desires to sow the Word into our heats but the worries of this life, the deceitfulness of wealth and the desire for other things come in an choke the Word making it unfruitful.

We must make the decision to set our heart to honor the Lord before temptation comes if we are to know victory and freedom from sin.

Good fences make healthy hearts. Above all else...guard your heart.

When the Bible speaks of our "heart" it is speaking of the combination of our mind, our will, and our emotions. Christ desires to be the King of our Hearts.

Because Christ is the Prince of Peace we are able to choose peace in our daily lives no matter what the circumstances around us appear to be.

Our joy is rooted in our relationship with Christ. Therefore, Joy is a choice.

Christ is our Hope so Hope is a choice regardless of our circumstances.

Jesus tells us in John 10:10 that He came to give us the best possible life in which we are fully alive in Him! This is the year you can Thrive!

If Bethlehem knew who needed to space that night, everyone would have made room for Him. If we knew the God who wants to have relationship with us we'd make room too.

The Magi were the most unlikely worshipers of all the Christmas story, but they brought the right kind of worship. May our hearts be like theirs.

The shepherds were outsiders to their culture yet they were the first to hear the news of Jesus' coming on the night He was born. You may feel like an outsider to the church but you're not an outsider to Jesus.

Elizabeth and Zachariah found God in the midst of their bareness. He is also present in our times of bareness. We must learn to lean on Him and trust Him through our difficulties.

The religious leaders of the day missed the birth of the Messiah because they weren't looking. We must make sure we don't get lost in all the business of the season and miss Him too.

When God began to move in Israel, Samuel set up an Ebenezer to mark God's work. We must learn to do the same.

Our country needs leadership now more than ever. Who's gonna lead?