Trinity Reformed Church
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The Just God Who Justifies — Romans 3:23-26
Guest preacher Caleb Leach speaks on the impassable chasm that existed between us and God and how God, in His unified justice and mercy, bridged that chasm. Listen above or download the audio file here. Photo by Aida L on Unsplash
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Sunday worship on Jan. 9 is canceled
Because of a large number of illnesses, the elders have decided to cancel the service for this Lord’s Day, January 9, 2022. Stay home, rest, and heal up!
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Walk in a Manner Worthy of the Calling with Which You Have Been Called — Ephesians 4:1‑6
Pastor Stephen Baker guest preaches, speaking on how we are to conduct ourselves in the church as we are—fallen people who will inevitably sin against each other. Listen above, download the audio file here, or watch the video below. Photo by Olia Gozha on Unsplash
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No Family Study on August 22
Trinity will not have our regular Family Study at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 22. We will have our regular Lord’s Day Service starting at 10:45 a.m.
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Livestream only on Sunday, May 17
Dear saints, The elders have been informed that there has been a spike in COVID-19 cases in Allen County within the last 48 hours. In order to avoid contributing to the problem, we’re going to do a livestream only service for tomorrow — Sunday, May 17. Our hope is to resume our regular service again…
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Resuming worship at Trinity on May 10
We will be resuming worship at Trinity on Sunday, May 10. We also will be observing the precautions recommended by our government within our gathering.
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Livestreaming service info for March 22 and 29
Below is the link to Trinity’s YouTube channel. There’s no content on it as of yet, but you may use this link to join the livestream service this Lord’s Day at 10:45 a.m. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzH_Uin2pJDQQoaxEJM7S_A Singing will be included within the service. Jon Swerens, Jason and Eli Fest, and Jon Townsend recorded hymns today at church.…
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The Desire of the Righteous and the Fear of the Wicked
Who is foolish? Who is wise? Pastor John Mergy opens the Word to Proverbs 10:23–25, where we find three proverbs with “antithetic parallelism”: a contrast between opposites. Where does God draw the line between wisdom and foolishness? A wise man listens to the Word of God; the fool does what is right in this own…