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03/26/2025

Ep. 4 - JUDGES JUDGES JUDGES KINGS JESUS

We unpack some of the stories of the book of Judges today. Special Guest CAM STEPHENS. (local listeners - sign up for the seder meal here.) tbc students INSTAGRAM (like, comment, subscribe for a chance to win a BRAND NEW Study Bible).
03/17/2025

EP. 3 - EXODUS, MOSES, AMALEK, THE LEVIATHAN, AND MORE!

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Nov 1

The Most Important Question You'll Ever Answer

What if the most important question you'll ever answer isn't about your future, your family, or your career—but about Jesus Christ? In Mark 8:22–30, Jesus asks His disciples a question that changes everything: "Who do you say that I am?" Join us as Pastor Jamin Grubbs continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark and examines two powerful moments: Jesus healing a blind man in stages and Peter declaring that Jesus is the Christ. Why did Jesus heal the blind man in two stages? What does this miracle teach us about God's timing, spiritual growth, and learning to trust Him when we don't understand? Pastor Jamin reminds us that God's work doesn't always happen according to our schedule. We can trust His timing, rest in His sovereignty, and remember that His grace is sufficient even in our weakness. But the message doesn't stop with healing. Jesus turns to His disciples and asks a question that every person must answer for themselves. When we recognize Jesus as the Christ, the Son of the living God, we discover the blessing, identity, and purpose found in belonging to Him.
May 31

Can Jesus Can Make You Clean?

TBC Sunday Sermons
Oct 18

Jesus Cares for You

Does Jesus really care about what you're going through? When life feels overwhelming, prayers seem unanswered, or someone you love is hurting, where can you turn? In this Sunday message from Trinity Baptist Church, Pastor Jamin Grubbs walks through Mark 7:24–37, where Jesus encounters a desperate mother seeking help for her daughter and a man who cannot hear or speak clearly. Through these two powerful encounters, we discover that Jesus sees the hurting, responds to faith, and offers hope to people from every background. Three truths to remember: Jesus cares for you. Jesus responds to desperation. We are called to respond to Jesus in faith, praise, and worship. We also explore what it means to bring others to Jesus, why we can trust Him even when healing doesn't come the way we expect, and how His compassion points us to the greatest hope of all: salvation through Jesus Christ. Scripture: Mark 7:24–37 Additional passages: Isaiah 35:5–6, John 3:16–17, 1 Peter 5:7, Psalm 34:18, Revelation 7:9–12 Whether you're walking through a difficult season, praying for a loved one, or searching for answers about faith, we pray this message reminds you that Jesus cares for you.
Jul 19

The Danger of Rejecting Jesus

In Mark 3:20–35, Jesus faces rejection from two different directions. His family thinks He is out of His mind, and the religious leaders accuse Him of working by the power of Satan. But Jesus responds with clarity, authority, and a serious warning about rejecting the work of the Holy Spirit. In this message from The Gospel According to Mark, Pastor Jamin walks through one of the most sobering passages in Mark’s Gospel: the warning about blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. The sermon reminds us that the Holy Spirit convicts, draws, and opens our eyes to see Jesus rightly. To continually reject His witness is a dangerous place to be. But this passage also gives us hope. Jesus says that whoever does the will of God is His brother and sister and mother. The acceptance of Jesus is far greater than the rejection of man. If the Holy Spirit is convicting your heart, that is not a reason to run from God — it is an invitation to respond to Jesus with repentance, faith, and surrender. Scripture: Mark 3:20–35 Series: The Gospel According to Mark Speaker: Pastor Jamin Church: Tbctrinity
Aug 16

Jesus Sets Us Free

Jesus offers freedom from bondage, hope in our darkest places, and a new purpose for our lives. In Mark 5:1–20, Jesus crosses the sea and meets a man whom everyone else had abandoned—but whom Jesus still valued and pursued. Pastor Jamin explores three truths from this powerful encounter: Live in the freedom only Jesus provides. Remember that everyone matters to Jesus. Live a changed life that tells others what Jesus has done. Jesus crossed the sea for one man, and He made the journey to the cross for us. Whatever your story or struggle, there is no darkness too deep and no chain too strong for Jesus.
Jun 21

Stop Trying to Earn Your Salvation | Mark 2:18–22

Are you simply going through the motions, or are you living in the new life Jesus gives? In this Father’s Day message from Mark 2:18–22, Pastor Jamin continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark by looking at Jesus’ response to a question about fasting. John’s disciples and the Pharisees were fasting, but Jesus’ disciples were not — and Jesus used that moment to reveal something much greater: the bridegroom had come. Fasting is not a religious performance to earn God’s favor. Because of Jesus Christ, righteousness is not achieved through ritual — it is received by faith. Jesus is enough. He is the fulfillment of the promises of God, the one who brings new life, and the Savior who calls us to bury the old and live in the new.
Jun 28

When Religion Misses the Heart of God

In this message from Mark 2:23–3:6, Pastor Jamin Grubbs continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark and shows how Jesus confronts religious legalism by revealing Himself as Lord of the Sabbath. The Pharisees were focused on rules, appearances, and accusations, but Jesus pointed them back to the heart of God. The Sabbath was never meant to be a burden. It was a gift. And Jesus reminds us that true faith is not about following religious systems, but following the Lord Himself. If this message encourages you, hit like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to be reminded of the freedom found in Christ.
Sep 13

Jesus Feeds the 5,000

When life gets busy—even with good things—Jesus shows us a better way. In Mark 6:30–44, Pastor Jamin Grubbs walks through the feeding of the five thousand and draws out three lessons from dinner: solitude, compassion, and service. Jesus first calls His disciples to come away and rest with Him. When the crowd follows, He sees them with compassion rather than frustration. Then, when thousands need to be fed, Jesus tells His disciples, “You give them something to eat.” This message reminds us that following Jesus is not simply about doing more. We need intentional time with Christ. We need hearts that genuinely see the needs of people around us. And when Jesus calls us to serve, we do not have to wait until we feel talented enough or have everything figured out. Jesus cares more about our availability than our ability. He can use what we already have when we surrender it to Him—and ultimately, Jesus is enough. Scripture: Mark 6:30–44 Series: The Gospel According to Mark If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs the reminder to rest in Christ, see people with compassion, or simply put their “yes” on the table. Question for you: Which of these three lessons do you most need this week—solitude, compassion, or service?

Content from Trinity Baptist Church in Trinity, AL.