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Trinity Church of Portland hosts Trinity Church of Portland - Sermons, a religion show with 229 episodes published.
In this sermon from John 17:20-26, Pastor Andrey brings us into the final movement of Jesus' High Priestly Prayer, where Christ intercedes not just for His immediate disciples, but for believers across the centuries—incl
In this sermon from John 17:6-19, Pastor Sean takes us into the heart of Jesus' high priestly prayer, where Christ intercedes for his disciples on the eve of his crucifixion. Sean reveals the stark contrast of a Savior w
In this sermon from John 17:1–5, Paul Hoffman invites us into the climactic moment of Jesus’ farewell discourse—the prayer that stands on the edge of the cross. Drawing on J.R.R. Tolkien’s idea of eucatastrophe—the sudde
What do you stand on when clarity doesn’t calm your fear, and life begins to unravel? In this message from John 16:25–33, Jesus speaks to His disciples on the eve of the cross—not with sentimental comfort or vague optimi
Dear Church Family, Your generosity this past year has not only been remarkable, but a clear marker of genuine faith. It has been steady, joyful, generous, and deeply faithful. More than numbers on a page, your giving re
In this message from John 16:5–15, Jesus speaks tenderly to sorrow-filled disciples on the eve of His departure—and offers them an unexpected gift. Though His going feels like loss, Jesus insists it is to their advantage
What does real spiritual fruit actually come from? In John 15:1–17, Jesus reminds weary disciples, and weary believers, that lasting fruit, deep joy, and genuine love do not come from striving harder, but from remaining
In this Advent message, Pastor Andrey Gorban invites us to look again at the arrival of our King and to see not just thatHe came, but how He came. Drawing from Zechariah 9:9, this sermon contrasts the kings the world exp
In this Advent message, Pastor Thomas opens the season by taking us back to God’s covenant with David—one of the most significant promises in the entire storyline of Scripture. In a world exhausted by failed leaders, pol
This exploration of John 14:15-31 confronts us with a challenging truth: love isn't proven by our words or feelings, but by our actions. When Jesus says 'If you love me, you will keep my commandments,' He's not placing a
In the midst of confusion, betrayal, and impending loss, Jesus speaks words that seem almost impossible: 'Let not your hearts be troubled.' This exploration of John 14:1-14 takes us into the upper room where Jesus comfor
In the shadow of betrayal, we discover the most profound display of love the world has ever known. This exploration of John 13:31-35 takes us into the upper room where Jesus, fully aware that Judas has just left to betra
This powerful exploration of John 13 confronts us with an uncomfortable truth: we are all capable of betraying Jesus. Through the parallel stories of Judas and Peter, we're invited to examine the hidden corners of our ow
In this powerful scene from John 13, Jesus—fully aware that the Father had given all things into His hands—rises from supper, lays aside His garments, and kneels to wash His disciples’ feet. In this single, scandalous ac
In this powerful closing moment of Jesus’ public ministry, we stand at the edge of the cross — where agony and glory collide. In John 12:27–50, Jesus reveals that the hour of His suffering is not a tragedy to be avoided,
What is something truly worth? What does the way we live reveal about what we value? In this powerful sermon, Trinity Church Member Sean Jim invites us to reflect on the cost of following Jesus—and why He is worth it. Pr
On the surface, the Triumphal Entry looks like a spontaneous parade—palm branches waving, crowds shouting “Hosanna!”—but John shows us it’s something far deeper. The people are reenacting a familiar script from Israel’s
In this sermon from John 11, Pastor Andrey leads us through one of the most emotionally rich and theologically profound chapters in the Gospel of John—the raising of Lazarus from the dead. With pastoral warmth and carefu
In John 10:22–42, Jesus stands in the temple during the Feast of Dedication and is charged with blasphemy for claiming equality with God. Against the backdrop of a false “god manifest” (Antiochus), we meet the true God i
In this sermon, Pastor Andrey unfolds Jesus’ teaching in John 10, where Christ declares Himself both the door of the sheep and the Good Shepherd. First, we see the need for a shepherd (vv. 1–10). Jesus contrasts Himself
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Trinity Church of Portland - Sermons is hosted by Trinity Church of Portland. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 229 episodes.
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