The Church in Process

Our world is going through some very drastic changes in the Middle-East at the present time and we must keep all God's children in our prayers at this time and all times. 

The new life we have in Jesus Christ asks us to take off the old and put on the new.  One thing I have observed about the new life is that I know through Jesus Christ that I'm constantly in a state of change and renewal. 

I'm reminded that no new life is possible until the old is cast off or transformed.  The seed in the ground must break open for the plant to emerge different than the seed.  If the seed were not capable of change then the plant would not grow.  If the plant were not capable of change then there would be no flower.  I think you get the picture.  Change and renewal is not a bad thing, rather it is a gift from God.  I hope you will be at prayer for how God might changes your heart for new or different service in His Kingdom.  I hope you will continue to pray for our church, our nation, and our world as change occurs. 

We live in a world of rampant change and many are guilty of wanting the church to be a place that stays the same.  If the Holy Spirit's working brings about our changes, through prayer and through understanding God's will then we have nothing to fear. 

I hope you will take the time to walk the path of the cross with Jesus Christ, set at the cross and watch Him die for YOU, pray at the tomb, and like the women arrive early and see the stone was rolled away. 

The grave could not contain His witness.  I pray the church wall will not contain yours.  Jesus is Alive.  Because he is alive I may live not just for today but for eternity through Him. 

Trinity is a small family oriented church amongst the Mega church in the community.  We have a ministry to perform to the needs of our community.  We firmy believe that God will lead us in the path of His desire for our ministry.  We welcome you to join us for Sunday morning worship, Sunday evening Praise and Worship music and our prayer and study on Tueesday evenings.

                                                        SHALOM

                                                                               David E. Byers; Pastor