Holy Trinity Church Cambridge

Seeking God's glory and presence powerfully impacts not just our lives, but those around us. To know and see more of God is an invitation open to all of those who seek Him. Have you ever encountered him like this? If not, He wants to show you His glory, and if so, are you like Moses, still hungry for more despite all you’ve seen? From the series: 'Prayers God Loves To Hear'. Exodus 33:12-23

Is there a God? Is there more to life than this? If there is a God, does He love or even care about me? On Sunday, Stuart gave a talk for the unsure, for asking these questions. Stuart spoke about how God has made you to know Him. It might sound crazy, but the one who has created everything, wants you to know Him and experience His love. Passage - Acts 17:16-34

Mission Sunday talk from Jerry & Suzanne Varghese.

Stuart spoke about how we need the Holy Spirit and how we need to ask for the Holy Spirit. If we are praying the Lord's Prayer "Your Kingdom come" - then we will become thirsty for others, the country and the Church. Anyone who is thirsty, come. Luke 11:5-13

How do we hold on to hope in a broken world? Ben spoke about how we are to watch and remember God's character, wait for His timing and worship Him in every season. Micah 7:1-13 From the series: 'Micah: A Message For Our Times'

Micah 6:1-8. From the series: 'Micah: A Message For Our Times

Taken from the series: 'Micah: A Message For Our Times' Micah 5:1-6

1017. Keeping Your Eyes on God's Future | 8 May 22 by Holy Trinity Cambridge

On Sunday, Stuart Browning contrasted God's leadership as a Shepherd with leaders in the church and their leadership. Asking the question; are we going to look after our sheep or are we going to butcher them? Are we here for the sheep or are they here for us? Micah 2:12-3:12

The passage provides little hope. Oli introduces our journey through Micah, speaking on what makes us realise God's judgment on sin is strong, but what makes us realise Jesus is a real Saviour for us. Micah 1:1-7