Trinity Bible Church

For Christ, to God’s Glory, and Man’s Joy

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We are a Bible-believing Christian church seeking to promote the preeminence of Jesus Christ in the lives of people, through knowing, living, and speaking the truth in love, for the glory of God and the joy of all in Him.

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Resurrection Sunday at TBC Celebrate the Lord’s Resurrection! - Sunday April 9th • Special all church fellowship at 10:00 AM • Resurrection Sunday service at 10:30 AM
Good Friday Service at TBC - A special evening service on Friday, April 7th at 7:00 PM Join us for an evening of scripture meditation, song, and communion. Making much of Christ as we remember His substitutionary work on the wondrous cross.
This coming Lord's day we have, by the grace of God, the privilege to gather in His name and for His glory. May we prepare our hearts and seek such privilege with eagerness and joy. We endeavor to make much of Christ through praying His Word, reading His Word, singing His Word, and preaching His Word. We look forward to gathering together this Lord's day - For Christ, to God's Glory, and Man's Joy! This Sunday's Sermon: “Submission In The Workplace” | 1 Peter 2:18-21 Peter continues the theme of submission to authority introduced in 1 Peter 2:13-17 where he instructed how we are to live in the civic realm: “Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor.” He now calls believers to likewise submit to authority in the workplace, regardless whether treatment there is gentle or is unjust. In a future message, he will exhort trust in God as necessary and gracious in God’s sight, urging us to follow the example of Christ who suffered and entrusted himself to him who judges justly.
As day unfolds, I seek Your will In all of life’s demands And though the tempter tries me still, I cling to Your commands Let every effort of my life Display the matchless worth of Christ Make me a living sacrifice; Be glorified today “A Christian’s’ Daily Prayer” - Matt Merker, Jordan Kauflin, Dave Fournier - Listen on Spotify (Link in Bio)
This coming Lord's day we have, by the grace of God, the privilege to gather in His name and for His glory. May we prepare our hearts and seek such privilege with eagerness and joy. We endeavor to make much of Christ through praying His Word, reading His Word, singing His Word, seeing the Word (Communion), and preaching His Word. We look forward to gathering together this Lord's day - For Christ, to God's Glory, and Man's Joy! This Sunday's Sermon: “Dominions and Desires - Part 2 | Romans 6:15-19 All in Christ are liberated from sin, not for sin. They have been justified by grace through faith and are thereby freed from sin’s penalty tomorrow, but not its presence today. They have been united to Christ and have thereby died to sin, but sin has not died to them. Sin’s power remains in the world but not in those united to Christ. In Christ, the shackles of sin are shattered. The Law did not accomplish this liberty. The true Christian is the product of God’s grace, not God’s Law. But liberty from the Law does not mean liberty from the Lord. In this passage we learn that all people live under a lord. Our morals reflect our master. For those in Christ, thanks be to God! His grace has won us to a new dominion, a dominion where grace reigns and new desires grow for God’s glory and our joy.
Now, Lord, I would be Yours alone, And live so all might see. The strength to follow Your commands Could never come from me. O Father, use my ransomed life In anyway You choose. And let my song forever be My only boast is You. “All I Have Is Christ”
A glimpse into last Sunday’s Missions Sunday. TBC Members sharing Psalm 67 in their first language. For Christ, to God’s glory and man’s joy! Psalm 67 May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us, Selah that your way may be known on earth, your saving power among all nations. Let the peoples praise you, O God; let all the peoples praise you! Let the nations be glad and sing for joy, for you judge the peoples with equity and guide the nations upon earth. Selah Let the peoples praise you, O God; let all the peoples praise you! The earth has yielded its increase; God, our God, shall bless us. God shall bless us; let all the ends of the earth fear him! (ESV)
This Sunday is Missions Sunday - A special Lord's Day celebration making much of Christ in learning about and celebrating the work of missions in the world through TBC. This coming Lord's day we have, by the grace of God, the privilege to gather in His name and for His glory. May we prepare our hearts and seek such privilege with eagerness and joy. We endeavor to make much of Christ through praying His Word, reading His Word, singing His Word, and preaching His Word. We look forward to gathering together this Lord's day - For Christ, to God's Glory, and Man's Joy! This Sunday's Sermon: "God’s Commission and My Duty" | Jonah 1:1-6 The thrust of the sermon is why Jonah, and why do we still today, as recipients of the Great Commission disobey God? While it may appear that we can run or hide from God, we are only fooling ourselves. God is in control of things, not us. When we choose to disobey him, we should expect bad consequences. From the moment Jonah went his own way, things started to go wrong. But though he has forgotten God, God in His mercy has not forgotten him. God still loves Jonah, still longs for him, and still hopes for him. And so in mercy, He sends a storm after him. The love of God is wider than the measure of man’s mind (2 Peter 3:9). Our role may not be as dramatic as Jonah’s, but we have a duty to God to carry it out to the best of our ability.

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Kelly Abbott - March 19, 2023

Submission In The Workplace

Peter continues the theme of submission to authority introduced in 1 Peter 2:13-17 where he instructed how we are to live in the civic realm: “Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor.” He now calls believers to likewise submit to authority in the workplace, regardless whether treatment there is gentle or is unjust. In a future message, he will exhort trust in God as necessary and gracious in God’s sight, urging us to follow the example of Christ who suffered and entrusted himself to him who judges justly.

Scripture References: 1 Peter 2:18-21

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