Trinity Grace Church

The Psalmist rejoices in the Word of God - the Word of God makes him wise - wiser than his enemies and wise to keep his feet from evil.  

God is perfectly good, and His Word so sweet, why wouldn't we trust Him?

The resurrection of the Lord Jesus is essential to the Christian faith.  If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved.

From the depths of struggle, the Psalmist cries out to the Lord.  He longs for salvation, endures persecution, and he lives in God's steadfast love.  Though maybe a bit surprising, a great text for Palm Sunday!

The One who afflicts us is the One who knows us, loves us, and preserves us. 

The Lord is always good - even in affliction.

What are things we long for?  Do we long for the things of this world, or the things of the Lord?  Do we want God's good gifts or do we long for Him?

God's Word is our source of comfort in our afflictions.

God has demonstrated His love for us in providing salvation through His Son Jesus.  Our response is a demonstration of our love for Him - obedience to His law.

The Psalm petitions the Lord to turn his whole life to Him - he enters God's school of sanctification.

Jake Allen preaches from Psalm 119:25-32

As a sojourner on this earth, why would turn to the so-called wisdom of the world instead of turning to the Word of God?  

The Psalmist encourages a young man in the blessed way, answering, "How does a young man keep his way pure?"  

This the second part to our "State of the Church" series being reminded of what we do what we do and how we do what we do. 

Trinity Grace Church - Why we do what we do.  

The glory and wonder of the incarnation of Christ!

Jake Allen exhorts God's people from Mary's Magnificat - oh, the mercies of God!  

Our Advent Series begins with the announcement of the coming King from Luke 1.

Rev. Brandon VanMarel finishes out our study of Hebrews.

After presenting Jesus as better over and over again, the conclusion ought to be clear - don't turn away from Christ.  And because you belong to Christ, you are called to live in a manner worthy of your calling.  The author of Hebrews calls the people of God to Kingdom Living.