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Weekly messages presented at Trinity Church. Trinity (https://www.tlc4u.org) is a multisite church in the Chicago area. Our goal is simple: we want to help people be more like Jesus.We believe Jesus was the Son of God who conquered sin and death for us through his death on the cross and his resurrection from the dead. His life of sacrifice and radical love for all not only restores our relationship with our creator, but it inspires and guides us as we seek to love others as he loved us.
Trinity Church hosts Trinity Church Messages, a religion show with 207 episodes published.
What does true greatness look like?Our world often celebrates power, achievement, recognition, and success. But in Philippians 2, Paul points us to a completely different vision of greatness through the life of Jesus Chr
What defines your life? Most of us build our identity around accomplishments, relationships, success, security, or reputation. But what happens when those things are threatened or taken away? In Philippians 1:12–26, the
What does it mean to be a partner in the Gospel?When Paul writes to the church in Philippi, he doesn’t simply thank them for their support. He rejoices because they have become partners in God’s mission. From the very be
What comes to mind when you hear words like generosity, mission, or supporting ministry? For some people, those words inspire gratitude. For others, they raise questions. Is generosity simply about giving more? Is missio
What if the end of the story could change how you live today? In the final message of our Revelation series, we explore one of Scripture’s most hope-filled visions: the return of Jesus Christ, the renewal of creation, an
This week’s message explores Revelation 18:1–6 and the fall of “Babylon,” the symbol Revelation uses for every system built on greed, power, self-glory, and exploitation.In John’s day, Rome looked unstoppable. Wealthy, p
This week’s message, “The Harvest and the End — When God Says ‘Enough,’” explores Revelation 14:1–5 and 16:1–7.After the unsettling visions of dragons, beasts, and deception, Revelation gives us a different image: the La
Many people today feel caught in a constant state of conflict—cultural, political, relational, and internal. Everything seems charged, divisive, and exhausting. For some, the idea that there is a spiritual battle behind
ew ideas create more resistance today than the notion of divine judgment. It can feel incompatible with love. Harsh. Outdated. Even unsettling.In The Trumpet Call, part of our series Fear Not: The True Story of Revelatio
It’s hard to read Revelation 6 without feeling a sense of recognition. War, economic instability, injustice, disease, and death are not ancient fears; they are modern headlines. For many, these realities fuel the suspici
Revelation 5 brings us into a moment of tension. John sees a scroll that holds the fulfillment of God’s purposes for the world, but no one is found worthy to open it. For a moment, it seems as though history has no resol
The book of Revelation is one of the most misunderstood parts of the Bible. For many, it has been reduced to predictions, timelines, or confusing symbols. But Revelation was not written to create fear; it was given to st
Two disciples leave Jerusalem carrying disappointment and unanswered questions. Along the road, a stranger joins them, walks with them, and begins to make sense of everything through the Scriptures. When they sit down to
Only Luke records the conversation between the two thieves. One mocks Jesus; the other pleads for mercy: “Jesus, remember me when You come into Your kingdom.” And Jesus answers, “Truly I tell you, today you will be with
At the Last Supper, Jesus takes bread, gives thanks, breaks it, and gives it to His disciples: “This is my body, given for you.” Luke’s account emphasizes the gift language of grace — “for you.” The supper is not merely
Step into one of the most powerful and unexpected moments of Palm Sunday. As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds celebrate a coming King. Palms wave. Voices rise. Hope fills the air. But in the middle of the celebration,
In this message, we follow a man who was overlooked, judged, and far from God by every outward measure. Yet Jesus saw him, called him by name, and chose to meet with him. It’s a powerful reminder that the gospel is for e
In Luke 13:10–17 , Jesus is teaching in the synagogue on the Sabbath when He notices a woman who has been bent over for eighteen years, crippled by a spirit and unable to stand up straight. She never asks for help. Yet J
In Luke’s account of the Transfiguration, Jesus’ face shines with divine glory as Moses and Elijah appear beside Him. But their conversation reveals something deeper. They speak about Jesus’ “departure,” a word that lite
Death feels final.We soften the language. We avoid the topic. We try to keep it at a distance. But when it comes close, it exposes how little control we really have.In Luke 7, Jesus walks into a small town called Nain an
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Trinity Church Messages is hosted by Trinity Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 207 episodes.
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