2024 was a remarkable year at Trinity Bible Church. Construction on our new Worship Center began, we honored Pastor Sherm’s 25 years of ministry, and through the generosity of our congregation, many individuals and ministry partners were blessed. These moments are a reflection of God’s faithfulness. As we celebrate all He has done, we step into the new year with renewed confidence in His continued work among us.

The New Year is a great opportunity to set new priorities. Are you considering any new priorities? What if your first priority in 2025 was prayer? In the New Testament there’s an overlooked individual described as a prayer warrior. To kick off the year, let’s look at this individual to discover what encouragement we might find to help make prayer more of a priority in 2025.

In a few days, Americans will choose their next President, a leader whose policies will shape the lives of over 330 million people. Every election matters, but this one feels especially tense. Both major parties warn that if their candidate loses, our nation’s democracy could be at risk. So, how do we, as Christians, respond in this anxious moment? We vote biblically and believe biblically!

What is believer’s baptism? What about baptizing infants? Is baptism necessary for salvation? How important is it? These are a some of the questions we will tackle as we take a close look at Peter’s “cut to the heart” sermon in Acts 2.

As we celebrate Pastor Emeritus Jon Sherman’s 25th year anniversary at Trinity Bible Church, we reflect on how, like King David, we are called to serve God’s purpose in our generation (Acts 13:36). By being available and faithful, each of us can complete the work God has prepared for us. Let’s explore how to live out this calling in our daily lives.

Christians should be the most welcoming people on the planet because they have been welcomed by Christ. But how does His acceptance of us lead to our acceptance of others?