Trinity Grace Church

Why Wouldn't You Trust Him? (Psalm 119:89-96)

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

The Empty Tomb (John 19:38-20:18)

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.

Koph - How Long O Lord? (Psalm 119:81-88)

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!

Yodh, Know Me (Psalm 119:73-80)

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

Teth, The Goodness of the Lord in Affliction, Brandon Van Marel

The Lord is always good - even in affliction.

My Portion (Psalm 119:57-64)

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?

Zayin - Singing Your Statutes as I Sojourn (Psalm 119:49-56)

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

Waw - My Trust, My Hope, My Delight (Psalm 119:41-48)

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.

He - The School of Sanctification (Psalm 119:33-40)

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

Daleth (Psalm 119:25-32)

Jake Allen preaches from Psalm 119:25-32