Trinity Grace Church

Betrayal Sandwich (Mark 14:1-11)

In this passage of Scripture, many were seeking Jesus.  The Scribes and Chief Priests were seeking Jesus to kill Him and Judas was seeking to betray Him. The story of a woman who was seeking to worship Him was sandwiched in the middle.  She anointed Jesus with expensive perfume.  Jesus is worth it. 

The Coming of the Son of Man (Luke 13:24-37)

Jesus teaches the disciples (and us) how to live in light of His coming.  

Be On Guard (Luke 13:1-23)

The Olivet Discourse found in Mark 13 is a difficult passage of Scripture.  But Jesus gives practical advice for the people of God as they live in light of two great redemptive events - the destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Coming of Christ.  In the first 23 verses, Jesus' emphasis is on the destruction of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple.  

Simple and Profound (Mark 12:35-44)

Jesus exposes the Scribes' simplistic understanding of His nature and the nature of His kingdom and shows the profound reality of both.  

Engaging the World with the Light of the Gospel (Matthew 28:18-20)

Jesus calls His people to go out, to bring in, and teach Jesus.  It's that simple....

Loving Your Neighbor in the Midst of the World (Luke 10:25-37)

Through the Parable of the Good Samaritan, our Lord Jesus teaches us what it means to love our neighbor in the midst of the world.

Loving God in the Midst of the World (Matthew 22:34-40)

We can only begin to love the Lord as He has called us to when we begin to understand His love for us - "In this is love, not that we have loved God, but that He loved us and gave His Son as the propitiation for our sins" (I John 4:10).  

Bloom Where You're Planted (Jeremiah 29:4-14)

Through the prophet Jeremiah, the Lord instructs His people how to live while they are in exile; while they wait until they return to the land.  

Truth be Told (John 18:28-40)

The Truth of the Lord Jesus Christ is manifested right before the eyes of Pilate.  

Worship the King (Psalm 95)

We are invited to come joyfully into the presence of God to worship Him as Creator, Shepherd, and Lord!