Trinity Grace Church

Revelation presents things as to how they are, not what they look like to the physical eye.  In John's vision, it shows what Jesus is like, not what He looks like.  In this short passage we so both the Glory of Christ and the Work of Christ and how that relates to the Doctrine of Atonement - a doctrine worth contending for.  

In a passage we often use to emphasize OUR place before the Lord, Pastor Miller here emphasizes "why" we have that place - the Lord Jesus Christ.  

As part of our Mission's Sunday, Michael Posey reminds us of the wonder of the gospel through the story of the woman at the well.  

The Doctrine of Scripture is important because Jesus is - the Scriptures find their end in Him.  

Christ is King and Head of the Church . . . and her Savior.

A proper view of marriage reflects the image of God, promotes the purposes of God, and reflects the Gospel of God.

It is important what we believe about the historicity of Adam only if it's important what we believe about the historicity of Christ - and, of course, that is of ultimate importance.  

Doctrine matters because Jesus matters - what we believe about Jesus has eternal consequences - what we believe about Jesus impacts how we live life.  This isn’t just a matter of the head - it’s a matter of the heart - my prayer is that through this series, those who hear will know more of the Lord and more of His Word. The more we know of Him, the more we long for Him, the more we know the faith once for all passed down, the more that faith matters.  And the more we know Jesus and the faith, the more we long to live in a manner worthy of our calling.  In this wonderful letter from Jude, I  emphasize three things as an introduction to this series:  Contending for the Faith, Dangers and Enemies of the Faith, and Strengthening the Faith.

Pharisees, Herodians, and Sadducees attempt to ensnare Jesus in a trap using taxes and a ruse regarding the resurrection.  But Jesus turns them both around revealing their hearts and hypocrisy.  

Jesus tells the parable of the Tenants to the scribes, chief priests, and elders charging them with rejecting the Christ proclaimed by the prophets and rejecting Christ Himself.