Trinity Anglican Church

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.

Lead Pastor of Christ the King, Ashley Mathews, preaches from Luke.Learn more at atltrinity.org.

This discussion warmly welcomes congregants and highlights community-building efforts. It emphasizes the biblical teachings on human needs and divine responses, advocating for humility. A powerful story unfolds as a woman, crippled for eighteen years, encounters Jesus, challenging societal norms around healing on the Sabbath. The journey of her suffering showcases the importance of hope, faith, and community in overcoming limitations. Recognizing pain and practicing gratitude is framed as vital for personal healing and preparing for collective thanksgiving.

Partnerships & Connections Pastor Brad Mauldin preaches from Luke.Learn more at atltrinity.org.

Explore the church's inspiring journey of planting new congregations and the vital roles individuals play in its growth. Delve into the transformative power of confronting personal sin and embracing a new identity in Christ, while reflecting on the importance of compassion within the community. The discussion also tackles the complexities of justice and human desires, urging a nuanced understanding of intimacy. Finally, learn how fostering moral virtues can strengthen relationships and enhance communal bonds.

Celebrating the joy of community faith, the speaker emphasizes the collective experience of preaching. The discussion dives into seeking divine guidance and being grounded in gratitude. A tree metaphor illustrates the need for inner strength amidst life's challenges. Listeners are encouraged to embrace gratitude and understand their physical reality against historical Gnostic beliefs. Finally, explore the transformative power of vulnerability, advocating for self-awareness, forgiveness, and deeper connections in the journey of healing and personal growth.

Guest preacher Matthew Browne preaches from Colossians.Learn more at atltrinity.org.