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Hosted by Trinity Fellowship EFCA · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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Sermons preached at Trinity Fellowship, an Evangelical Free Church of America (EFCA), in Friendswood, TX. Trinity Fellowship exists to encourage and equip people to think, live and be like Jesus.
Trinity Fellowship EFCA hosts Trinity Fellowship Friendswood, TX, a religion show with 72 episodes published.
When the disciples ask Jesus what signs will signal His coming and the end of the age, He describes a time of confusion, tribulation and persecution. In addition to providing some preliminary signs of the sorrows that wi
Some troubles arrive from the outside. Others we build with our own hands, and then we have to live in the ruins. Judah sat in a burned city, watching smoke rise off everything they had ever called theirs, knowing they h
How can I be an effective witness in a hostile environment? To be an effective witness for Christ in a hostile environment, we must be ready to share the gospel at all times, we must be respectful to those with whom we sha
Sometimes the hardest part of obedience is not understanding what God said. The harder part is trusting the One who said it. We may know the right thing to do and still hesitate because obedience feels risky, costly, or
Sometimes the hardest part of obedience is not understanding what God said. The harder part is trusting the One who said it. We may know the right thing to do and still hesitate because obedience feels risky, costly, or
It's remarkably easy to convince yourself that the mess in your life is just bad timing, someone else's fault, or a trial to be prayed through rather than a problem to be dealt with. But what if the hardship you're facin
Why does life sometimes feel like we are working hard with little to show for it? And why do certain old patterns keep producing consequences years after we thought we had moved past them? Many people sense that some kin
Most of us can name an irresponsible person we know within seconds. We can describe what they ought to be doing, what they keep failing to do, and who is paying the price for it. But when that same question turns back on
Matthew 23 contains the harshest words Jesus ever spoke in public. Yet the chapter does not end the way we would expect it to. In its final three verses, Jesus says something to the city that reveals what has been in his
Most of us know what it feels like to keep up appearances -- to present one version of ourselves in public while something very different is happening on the inside. What happens when that gap shows up not just in our pe
Have you ever been completely confident you knew the right answer, only to discover your answer was missing something critical? The Pharisees found themselves in exactly that position when Jesus turned their own Scriptur
What are all the commandments of the Bible really about? For that matter, what is the Bible all about? What’s behind all the prophetic and apostolic exhortations? What are the final lessons to be learned from its documen
Every human will eventually ask questions about what the future holds for them. “Is there life after death?” is one of the most common wonders of every person. Is there a reason to have hope about our future? In Matthew
Everyone answers to someone. Your boss expects your best hours, your government expects your taxes, your family expects your presence, and your culture expects your \ conformity. But what happens when those expectations
What happens when someone is given everything they need to succeed and still refuses to deliver? What if the person who gave it to them keeps asking, keeps waiting, and keeps being ignored? At what point does patience ru
Have you ever told someone you would do something and then never followed through? What if God measured your devotion not by what you say but by what you actually do? And what would it mean if the people least expected t
Have you ever poured out your heart to God about a decision, only to feel like you were talking to the ceiling? Most of us assume the problem is timing or mystery. But what if God's silence is actually a response? In thi
A temple packed with worshipers. A tree covered with leaves. Both looked alive, but one got cleansed, and the other got cursed. What did Jesus see that everyone else missed? And why did blind beggars and shouting childre
Dwell with the words of the risen Christ to know and proclaim the reality of the risen Christ.
Have you ever watched Jesus do something that didn't make sense? A prayer goes unanswered. A situation gets worse instead of better. His timing feels off. His methods feel strange. The crowd on Palm Sunday had the same e
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Trinity Fellowship Friendswood, TX is hosted by Trinity Fellowship EFCA. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 72 episodes.
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