Dear Trinity Baptist Church Family: Please pardon my personal giddiness here. Today, Tony and Beth had a doctor’s appointment where Beth was to have an ultrasound and they would hopefully learn the sex of their April baby. Well, they are having a boy … and a girl. Yes, God willing, Henley will have both a brother and sister in just a few months.
Merry Christmas. Embracing Truth,
Pastor
8. Deacon Is a Verb (1 Timothy 3:8-13) – What is a deacon and what is there responsibility? Pastor Leeds explains the role and responsibility of deacons from 1 Timothy 3:8-13. download
As an explicit and universal command within Scripture, we believe baptism is not merely an issue of wisdom to be applied subjectively, but of humble obedience to God’s declared will for His people. In light of this position, we would hold that one who professes to be a believer and yet has refused and still…
Dear Trinity Baptist Church Family, First, I’ll be selfish and talk about me. The oncologist says my blood work and CT look good. No sign of cancer. He does want to see me again in 3 months because of junk they see in my lungs – likely residue from COVID pneumonia (his words). It ought to be…
Dear Trinity Baptist Church Family, Proverbs 14:1 “The wise woman builds her house, but the foolish pulls it down with her hands.” When I started working in a Chicago steel mill as a nineteen-year-old, I worked alongside a man in his early twenties who was always complaining about his “old lady.” I was naive enough that It…
Dear Trinity Baptist Church Family, Proverbs 10:23 “To do evil is like sport to a fool, but a man of understanding has wisdom.” Here is a sign of whether or not you are a Christian. Do you relish doing evil? This proverb says fools think doing evil is a game. It is entertainment to them. If doing evil is your…
Monday – read Matthew 6:19-21 What determines the focus of a person’s heart? Tuesday – read Matthew 6:22-23 What do you think it means to have a “bad eye”? Wednesday – read Matthew 6:24 Mammon is wealth. When is money bad? Thursday – read Matthew 6:25-34 Note “worry” in these verses. Do you think worry…
