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    February 26, 2023 Service

    Where help is found. Where do you look for help? Is it to the One who made the heavens and the earth? We need the Lord to care for us not only in the crises of life, but also in our day-by-day existence as we trust and follow Him.

  • February 22, 2023 – NO EVENING ACTIVITIES

    Due to the impending snowstorm, there will be no DiscipleQuest or youth group tonight (February 22, 2023).

  • WYT: February 20, 2023

    It’s common these days to hear that telling anybody “no,” or showing them how they are wrong or mistaken, is somehow a bad thing. It is seen as intolerant, perhaps […]

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    February 19, 2023 Worship Service

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  • WYT: February 13, 2023

    When I started in the doctoral program at Trinity, I knew that one area I’d like to focus upon was the writings and ministry of J. C. Ryle, and one […]

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    February 12, 2023 Service

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  • WYT: February 6, 2023

    Well-known for how he gives attention to some of the best articles on the internet, Tim Challies also does quite a bit of writing on his own. This recent article, […]

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    February 5, 2023 Service

    Paul hearing about the Thessalonians brought him great joy, just as it encouraged them of his care. This sort of encouragement is what every Christian needs to grow in holiness and to follow the Lord as we serve one another.

  • WYT: January 30, 2023

    Tim Challies recently wrote a wonderful little article on how to wisely shepherd and guide your children as they grow up and leave home. Though I’m not quite at this […]

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    January 29, 2023 Service

    Paul’s desire. Paul explains his inability to return to the Thessalonians in heart-wrenching terms: he desperately wanted to be with them to help them grow in Christ, yet was prevented from doing so by the adversary.

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