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Trinity Church is the official podcast from Trinity Church in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho—a reformed, evangelical congregation affiliated with the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) and committed to the historic Christian faith as expressed in the Reformed tradition.

  1. May 31

    Matthew 3:16–17 - Commissioning Love

    In Jesus’ baptism (Matthew 3:16-17), the triune God is revealed as the Father anoints His beloved Son with the Spirit before His redemptive work. This commissioning love precedes and empowers all labor. Jesus, rooted in the Father’s delight, accomplishes His mission. Likewise, the Church is first baptized in God’s love at Pentecost, then sent. This transforms authority, especially fatherhood and marriage, into gospel-shaped love that leads, rejoices, and bears fruit. Root yourself in the triune God’s affection, then serve boldly.

  2. May 24

    Ezekiel 43:1–5 - The Gospel According to Ezekiel

    In this Pentecost sermon on Ezekiel, the passage shows how the prophet foresaw the Holy Spirit’s coming. The glory of the Lord departs from a corrupt temple and exiled people, but later returns to a new temple with a life-giving river flowing from it, bringing renewal to the world. This is fulfilled at Pentecost: the Spirit fills God’s people as His new temple and flows out, irrigating the earth with new life. We are called to join this renewing mission.

  3. May 17

    Esther 10 - Christ Ascended

    Esther 10 highlights Mordecai’s legacy of civil authority, favor among the Jews, and seeking their good as a shadow of Christ’s ascension and enthronement. It celebrates this as prophetic fulfillment and natural for God’s people. The preacher sharply critiques secularism as unbiblical, unnatural, and doomed, urging Christians to embrace Christ’s total authority over politics and pray for rulers to openly serve Him.

  4. May 10

    Psalm 2 - Kiss the Son

    Psalm 2 reveals nations raging against God and His Anointed, yet He laughs, enthrones Christ on Zion, and gives Him the nations as inheritance through resurrection and ascension. Evil schemes fail; Christ's victory is certain. Trust Him, serve with fear and joy, reject anxiety, and faithfully steward your daily duties. God reigns.

  5. May 3

    Esther 9:23 - 26 - Ancient Comedy

    The sermon on Esther 9 reveals the book’s subtle theology: God never slumbers. Haman the Agagite descends from Israel’s ancient foe Amalek (cursed in Exodus), while Mordecai descends from Saul. Esther is an ancient “rematch” fulfilling God’s promise to destroy Amalek. What seems like secular chance is faithful providence, God sovereignly overruling events for His people’s deliverance. We must read and live our lives with Mordecai-like boldness as part of this divine comedy.

  6. Apr 26

    Esther 9:17–32 - Holy Feasting

    The Book of Esther ends with the Jews establishing Purim, a joyful feast of feasting, celebration, and giving to one another and the poor, to commemorate God’s deliverance from Haman’s plot and reversal of their fortunes. The sermon urges believers to glorify God by intentionally commemorating His works, especially Christ’s redemption, through holy feasts like the Lord’s Day. These celebrations foster joy, holiness, and hope in daily life.

  7. Apr 19

    Esther 8:3-9:19 - Holy War

    The Christian life is a narrow path balancing Christ’s finished salvation with our active responsibility to work it out. Using Esther 8–9, the text warns against neglecting duty or relying on self-effort alone. Like the Jews who, after Haman’s defeat, united in just self-defense, believers must engage in spiritual warfare, primarily against their own flesh, through self-discipline and wise focus. True fighting builds Christ’s kingdom, not pointless debates or division. We battle sin, defend justice, and labor to bring others to Christ, finding joy in His peace and ultimate victory.

  8. Apr 12

    Ephesians 4:31 - 5:7 - Imitating God's Forgiveness and Love

    The Ephesians passage calls Christians to imitate God’s love and forgiveness. God’s forgiveness is not universal but granted to all who repent and trust in Christ. We are to cultivate a readiness to forgive anyone who asks, including enemies, desiring reconciliation, keeping a tender heart, and releasing sins upon repentance. Cancel culture, which rejects forgiveness, contradicts Christian faith. Biblical love is not fleeting emotion or tolerance, but Christ-like self-sacrifice that fulfills the law. It gives the benefit of the doubt, endures wrongs gracefully, and walks in ongoing forgiveness, reflecting God’s love for us.

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Trinity Church is the official podcast from Trinity Church in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho—a reformed, evangelical congregation affiliated with the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) and committed to the historic Christian faith as expressed in the Reformed tradition.

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