Trinity Anglican Church

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel dives into the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector from Luke. He highlights the contrasting attitudes of self-righteousness versus humble neediness. Kris emphasizes the importance of recognizing our vulnerabilities and seeking God's mercy. Using imagery from Narnia, he encourages listeners to allow God to do deep healing work. The sermon closes with reflection prompts to identify personal gaps and the value of asking for help before communion.

Explore the power of persistent prayer through a captivating sermon on Luke 18:1-8. Discover the unique parable about a desperate widow seeking justice and how her relentless pursuit reflects our own prayers for healing and reconciliation. The discussion contrasts God's merciful nature with the unjust judge, emphasizing the importance of faith in prayer. Nate shares personal anecdotes and insights on how prayer can restore faith, urging listeners to persevere in their spiritual journeys. Get inspired to strengthen your practice of prayer!

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel dives into the poignant story of the ten lepers, highlighting Jesus' remarkable ability to notice people's needs. He encourages listeners to create space in their lives to help others while emphasizing the importance of acknowledging our vulnerabilities. The discussion shifts to the power of obedience in faith, illustrated by the lepers’ healing. Kris also reflects on gratitude, urging the practice of thankfulness as a spiritual discipline that opens us to God's work in our lives.

Explore the complexities of relationships as a lead pastor discusses Jesus' ethical teachings. The focus is on the inevitability of hurt and the importance of acknowledging it. Topics include methods of confrontation without vilifying others and the necessity of forgiveness as a form of debt cancellation. Practical steps for repairing relationships are highlighted, emphasizing the ongoing process and personal responsibility involved. Listeners are invited to reflect deeply on their own relational wounds and seek opportunities for healing.

Adrienne Christian, a Spiritual Formation Pastor discerning ordination as a vocational deacon, shares powerful insights from Luke 16:19-31. She emphasizes the stark contrast between the rich man and the poor Lazarus, urging listeners to confront discomfort and recognize their own biases. Adrienne discusses how wealth can create false security, distracting us from compassion. Practical steps include engaging with local ministries and re-evaluating personal spaces of need. With reflective questions, she encourages everyone to actively participate in God's kingdom through acts of generosity.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel preaches from Luke.Learn more at atltrinity.org.

Guest preacher Bishop Brian Wallace preaches from Luke.Learn more at atltrinity.org.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel preaches from Luke.Learn more at atltrinity.org.

Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel discusses the essence of hospitality through the lens of Luke 14:7-14. He cleverly compares the seating arrangements at a dinner to choosing rooms at an Airbnb, highlighting our inherent desire for status. The importance of storytelling in conveying truths is emphasized, along with the dangers of competitive posturing in relationships. Listeners are encouraged to foster genuine connections, reject transactional interactions, and actively create welcoming environments, reflecting on where they can extend their own invitations.

Listen as Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel and Spiritual Formation Pastor Adrienne share what’s ahead for our church this fall, exploring how the season of Ordinary Time invites us into growth, discipleship, and deeper relationships. They unpack Trinity’s core commitment to creating space for meaningful and reconciled relationships.They also highlight upcoming opportunities to live this out together, including the launch of Neighborhood Groups, a Wellness Workshop on Spiritual Friendship with Bishop Brian Wallace, a Faith & Night on Sexuality, the Grace and Truth course, a talk with Deacon Erin Moniz, and our Marriage Retreat. Throughout the episode, they reflect on intimacy, community, and what it means to be formed in Christ in everyday life.