Trinity Baptist Church Sermons

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Trinity Baptist Church is a gospel-centered church serving the greater Concord area of New Hampshire.

  1. 3d ago

    Joy | Galatians 5:22-23

    Compared to most societies in the past and around the world, modern Americans have more wealth, health, personal autonomy, and access to goods and entertainment. Yet we are also very unhappy—as indicated by high rates of depression, anxiety, loneliness, and addiction. Although “the pursuit of happiness” is enshrined in America’s founding documents as an “unalienable right,” we seem to miss a deeper quality the Bible calls joy.In Galatians 5:22, the Apostle Paul lists joy as a fruit of the Spirit. Like the other qualities in this list, joy is not something we can manufacture. Rather, it is what God’s Spirit produces in the lives of people who abide in Christ.I. What Joy Is NotII. What Joy IsIII. Where Joy Comes FromIV. How to Live Joyfully

    51 min

  2. Jun 22

    Love is the Spirit's Fruit | Galatians 5:22-23

    “The fruit of the Spirit is love.”Galatians 5:22Love is what we all need. But love is also what we find confusing, frustrating, and even scary. Love, in its purest form, means total sacrifice and total vulnerability. This is why the Bible insists that love is not something we can manufacture. Instead, it is what God’s Spirit produces in the life of a person who abides in Christ.I. Our Problem with Love “Anyone who does not love does not know God.” - 1 John 4:8aII. The Source of Love “God is love.” - 4:8b-9III. The Receiving of Love “He loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.” 4:10IV. Our Practice of Love “Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.” - 4:11

    49 min

  3. Jun 15

    Life in the Spirit | Galatians 5:13-25

    The Bible teaches that the Christian life means living “in the Spirit” (Galatians 5:25; Romans 8:4). But what does this mean? To some people, it means that we no longer need rules to guide our behavior. To others, it means that we live by inner impressions and strong emotions. This passage presents a richer and deeper meaning. Life in the Spirit is neither lawlessness nor emotionalism. Rather, it means freedom from selfish choices, the power to love and serve others, and a harvest of Jesus-like attitudes and actions.

    37 min

  4. Jun 8

    Laborers in the Harvest | Matthew 9:35-38

    In recent days, we’ve seen encouraging progress in the growth and revitalization of churches in our region and beyond. At such a time, it’s good to reflect on what is happening—not only to rejoice in his blessings, but also to renew our commitment to the mission Christ has entrusted to us. When we look at this through his eyes, we see that his assessment of his region is true for ours as well. In both Jesus’ day and ours, we see:I. A Dire Situation - “They were harassed and helpless.” - 9:36II. A Great Opportunity - “The harvest is plentiful.” - 9:37aIII. A Serious Shortage - “The laborers are few.” - 9:37bIV. An Urgent Duty - “Pray earnestly.” - 9:38aV. A Mighty Encouragement - He is “the Lord of the harvest.” - 9:38b

    44 min

  5. Jun 1

    The Wise Shall Understand | Daniel 12:1-13

    We are constantly making choices based on what we think the future holds. We choose a checkout lane because it appears to be moving the fastest. We choose an investment because we believe it will yield the greatest return. But how do we make decisions when the stakes extend beyond this life? Can we risk such a monumental outcome on little more than our best guesses? What if, in the end, we find ourselves on the “wrong side” of history?The book of Daniel is designed to take the guesswork out of such choices. One of its central messages is that God rules over history, so we should stay faithful to him. This final chapter is a closing appeal to get on the right side of history and stay there. It shows us that . . .I. The End Is DeterminedII. A Choice RemainsIII. A Reward Is Promised

    44 min

  6. May 29

    Light in Darkest Times | Daniel 10

    As modern Americans who enjoy prosperity and freedom of religion, we know very little of the pressure that God’s people have faced in ages past. To these persecuted people, God gives instruction and assurance so that their faith will not fail. Do we have anything to learn from this? Certainly, since we face our own times of darkness, even if on a smaller scale. Daniel 10 teaches us that even in the darkest times, God sheds light on what is happening: (1) around us, (2) to us, and (3) beyond us, so that we will know and trust him.

    50 min

  7. May 18

    Prophecy and Prayer | Daniel 9

    Daniel 9 is like a puzzle piece: on its own, it’s hard to understand, but when you see the bigger picture, its meaning becomes clearer. At its heart is a question familiar to us all: how will God deal with our deepest problem—sin? For Daniel and his people, sin had led to exile far from home. When Daniel prayed for the exile to end, God’s answer was bigger and more complex than he expected: God would not only end their exile, but ultimately put an end to sin itself.

    45 min

  8. May 11

    A Vision of the Future | Daniel 8

    A Vision of the Future | Daniel 8

    43 min
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Trinity Baptist Church is a gospel-centered church serving the greater Concord area of New Hampshire.

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    Trinity Baptist Church
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
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