Trinity Ministry Blog

Open-Air Preachers Need the Local Church  All Christians need the local church. This includes open-air preachers. Lone ranger Christianity is a delusion. The task of open-air preaching is not above being committed to the Bride of Christ. The local church gives the open-air preacher accountability. We all have our blind spots. Accountability to the local church helps the open-air preacher not go off the railsRead more

“Contribute to the needs of the saints and seek to show hospitality.” – Romans 12:13 As I mentioned in my last post on discipling parents in small groups, there have been 55 babies born in our church in just the last three years alone. God in his grace has brought many young people and young couples to Trinity Bible Chapel, many of whom are gettingRead more

I believe it is fun to be a fundamentalist and that a fundamentalist can also have fun. Fun and being a serious Christian are not mutually exclusive. A person can and should find enjoyment in learning and applying the truths of God. While at the same time, a person who loves the truth of God and wants to obey Him can do fun activities inRead more

I love my youth leaders. I couldn’t ask for a better team. All of them are a joy to serve with. They sacrifice hours of their week to serve the youth. Some of them are even giving up time with their own wives and children to serve the youth. I am truly thankful for all the youth leaders, including the families who serve by supportingRead more

Christians must earnestly invite people to believe the Gospel. Christians must also be unashamed to share the Gospel. This includes personal and team evangelism. Many books and blogs have been written about personal evangelism. Yet, I’ve found it difficult to find many about team evangelism. In our church, we’ve had a regular team evangelism ministry for about six years. We go to different public locations,Read more

During Bible College, I had a professor who when assigning a paper would always say, “I don’t care what you know. I want you to tell me what other people know.” I believe that my professor served me well. Our own experience and knowledge can be limited. We need to look to others who have more experience and knowledge to gain wisdom. Personally, I’ve workedRead more

At the Small Group Leader Lunch ‘n Learn this past Sunday, we had a conversation as leaders about how we can better disciple parents—especially new and young parents—in our church. The largest demographic in our church outside of university students is young families. Just in the last three years, there have been 55 babies born in our church. Praise God! The nursery is full andRead more

The Fear of Man Do you ever struggle with the fear of man? If we’re honest with ourselves, we all do at times, don’t we? The fear of man is a universal problem that takes on many different forms. Perhaps you were presented with an opportunity to share the gospel with someone else but you kept quiet, fearing that the other person might think lessRead more