Trinity Grace Church

Persecuted but not Forsaken (Exodus 1:8-22)

God never leaves His people.  He redeems His people that they may serve Him and not another. 

These are the Names... (Exodus 1:1-7)

Pastor Miller introduces a new study through the Book of Exodus laying the foundation for God's redemptive plan and purposes worked out through the rest of the Scriptures.  

Depending and Doing (2 Thessalonians 3)

Paul leaves the church with these encouraging words of depending on the Lord as we live in light of the coming of the Lord.  

Standing Firm in the Light of His Coming (2 Thessalonians 2)

Paul encourages the church in Thessalonica that the Day of the Lord has yet to come and gives true hope and comfort as they await that glorious day.  

Commendable Living (2 Thessalonians 1:1-12) - Chris Taylor

Paul, opens his second letter to the Thessalonians thanking God and commending the Thessalonians for the lives their living, thus helping us answer the question, "Are we living right?"

To You and From God (I Thessalonians 5:12-28)

Paul concludes his letter by encouraging the church to love and support it's leaders and each other while exhorting them to trust in the Lord who, having called them, will supply all they need to do just that.

No Empty Word (1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11)

Rather than empty platitudes or words of false hope, Paul gives the church in Thessalonica, and us today, a true word of encouragement concerning the coming of the Lord Jesus and what that means for those who have already died.  

Not Lust but Love (1 Thessalonians 4:1-12)

The character of a Christian is known not by lust but by brotherly love.  What the world calls "love" is often a self-centered, self-love rather than biblical, self-sacrificing love for others.  

Show Me Jesus (Mark 2:1-12)

Sermon preached at Chris Taylor's Installation as a pastor of Trinity Grace Church.  A minister's role is to care for God's flock by giving them Jesus.  For in only Jesus is found our hope and salvation.  

A Love for God's People (1Thessalonians 2:17-3:13)

Through Paul's encouragement and exhortation to the Thessalonians, he shows several ways that we are to love God's people, most importantly, pointing them to the Lord Jesus.