Holy Trinity Church Cambridge

Will we commit to the work God is doing in our Church, city, nation and the world? What does that look like for us? What do we have to give up to see God's kingdom reign in our midst? Passage: John 14:10-14, John 15:15-16

Jesus through his life, and death shows us that the way to truly multiply is to die. Just like a seed must die to grow and multiply, we must die to ourselves and live in Him. Why? Passage: John 12:20-36

In a powerful sermon about life and it's uncertainty, we are brought into the message that Jesus lives and dwells with us even in our suffering, providing strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow. Will you invite Jesus into your not so pleasant situations? Passage: John 11:1-37

Jesus the good Shepherd lays his life down for his sheep. We as his sheep should learn to depend and trust on the leading of Jesus in our everyday lives. Passage: John 10:1-21

How do we respond to hard situations in our faith walk? What other alternatives but Jesus would solve our challenges? Passage: John 6:60-71

We are called to have faith and trust in a God that provides His best for us, at all times and in all seasons. Have you ever experienced God's provision? Passage: John 6:1-15

We are called to trust in a God that provides His best for us, at all times and in all seasons. Have you ever experienced God's provision? Passage: John 6:1-15

God's healing power never left, it's still available today. How do we access God's healing power for ourselves and for others around us? Passage: John 5:1-15

Our God is a good God who is interested in the lives of his children. He loves to give abundantly, He turns ordinary into extraordinary, and changes dishonor into honor, all to establish a long lasting relationship with us. Passage: John 2:1-12

An invitation to explore a relationship with Jesus and discover more of who He is. Passage: John 1:29-51