Trinity Church of Portland - Sermons

The Bible says that Jesus healed people. But often these healings came with unexpected outcomes and controversies. Here Thomas Terry breakdown some of Jesus' healings in Mark.

Jesus has a different take on authority and the authority of the Scriptures. Listen in as Thomas Terry breaks down a passage in Mark where Jesus displays his authority over the Scriptures and his authority over evil.

This week Pastor Thomas Terry continues to preach through the Gospel of Mark in the series Follow The Son.

This week Pastor Thomas Terry continues to preach through the Gospel of Mark in the series Follow The Son.

This week Pastor Thomas Terry continues to preach through the Gospel of Mark in the series Follow The Son.

This week we began a new series, Follow The Son which will take us through The Gospel of Mark. In this sermon Ryan Lister taught an introduction to this cherished Gospel.

This week we were blessed to have Dr. Todd Miles as our guest preacher. Todd preached from Psalm 1 and challenged believers to examine whether our commitment to God matches our confession of faith. This Psalm tells us to be Bible-saturated people who are careful about our associations and the path we are walking on. Thankfully when we fail we can know that Jesus is the Psalm 1 blessed man who for you always walked the path of righteousness. Jesus will provide this righteous path for all who will receive Him by faith.

Thomas Terry sharing at the Calvary Chapel | CGN Pastors and Leaders Conference. His message is titled "Creatives & Corinthians."

Guest preacher, Shai Linne preaching "Blessed Are Those Who Mourn" from Matthew 5:4.This sermon will ask and answer three questions related to mourning from the Beatitudes. What does the character of the of the citizens of God's kingdom look like? What kind of mourning is not in view? Why do God's people mourn?

Guest preacher, Patrick Schreiner preaching “Peace In Troubled Times” from Psalm 46.What are you taking refuge in? We learn from this text that if you stand under the refuge of God, you will not be moved. This is because God is your protection therefore you don’t need to fear. God is with you in battle and you will not be moved. Finally, God fights for you, so all you need to do is be still and know that He is God.