April 3-4. For more info. Contact Danny or Tina.

An exposition of Luke 19:28-44. This message by Pastor Rod Harris was delivered a Trinity Baptist Church on Sunday morning, April 5, 2009.

Herbert Lockyer called it “the week that changed the world.” It was the climax of God’s redemptive plan. Jesus the Lamb of God, without spot or blemish, gave His life as payment for our rebellion. This week we remember the Passion of our Lord. We reflect on the price He paid that we might live. I trust you’ll take some time this week to reflect and give thanks. I hope that you will set aside some time to consider the wonder of His grace. Salvation is not owed to any of us. That God would chose to save even one sinner is evidence of His kindness and mercy. Though He is not obligated to save He has chosen to save a great, unnumbered host. A people from every tribe, nation, kindred and tongue all to the praise of His glorious grace.

Our celebration begins with a special service on Good Friday. We’ll meet at 7:00 p.m. to observe the Table of the Lord and then be led through the Passion by our Celebration Singers. You won’t want to miss this special Tenebrae service. It will be a service of hymn texts and scripture accompanied by beautiful music. On Saturday we’ll have a community egg hunt with games and fun for the family and then we’ll meet in celebration on Resurrection Sunday! I hope that you will be part of the whole weekend.

I look forward to seeing you and your family as we gather this weekend. And remember, “He is risen! He is risen indeed!”

Rod

After obsevance of the Lord’s Table, this Good Friday evening service, beginning at 7:00 p.m. will feature  Shadow of Sacrifice, a musical/scripture combination blend that tells the story of Good Friday in a powerful way. Come to this Good-Friday service so you will be prepared for the Easter-Sunday sevice.

Evening service will be canceled.

An exposition of Luke 23:44-46. This message by Pastor Rod Harris was delivered at Trinity Baptist Curch on Sunday morning, April 12, 2009.

A Wednesday-evening series. These messages were given by Pastor Rod Harris at Trinity Baptist Churcd between January 21st and April 8, 2009.

• 01/21: Misplaced Faith, from Matthew 7:13-14.
• 02/04: Amazing Grace, from Ephesians 2:1-6.
• 02/18: How Good Is Good Enough?, from multiple texts.
• 02/25: The Miracle You Need, from John 3:1-16.
• 03/04: Are You Sure?, from Romans 8:29-39.
• 03/25: Blessed Assurance, from multiple texts.
• 04/01: From Doubt to Delight, from multiple texts.
• 04/08: Questions, from multiple texts.

Praise the Lord for a great weekend! It began with our Tenebrae service on Friday night. We had a great crowd and the choir did a wonderful job. Thank you Jim and choir. Saturday was our first attempt with an egg hunt/outreach. We were overwhelmed with the response. We saw a lot of new faces and we saw some of them again on Sunday morning! Of course Sunday morning was wonderful with a full house gathered in celebration of the resurrection. Again I want to thank all those who worked so hard to make the weekend special.

Now we turn our attention to Senior Adult Sunday on April 26th. We will be recognizing our senior adults in the morning worship there will be a lunch following the service and then a special concert Sunday night with The Messengers. Mark your calendar now because you will not want to miss all the activities on the 26th.

Don’t forget to pray for Bobby Smith and the other members of the Singing Churchmen as they left this week for this ministry tour. Pray for their safety and pray that God will use them mightily for the sake of the Gospel. I hope to see you and your family as we gather this coming Lord’s Day and resume our study of the book of Galatians on Sunday morning. I’ll see you Sunday!

Rod

An exposition of Psalm 24. This message by Pastor Rod Harris was delivered at Trinity Baptist Church on Wednesday evening, April 15, 2009.

What is worship? For answers Pastor Harris turns to Psalm 24 for the essentials of worship. It’s all about God, as we come to praise his person and his glorious works as creator, savior, and king.

Deacons’ meeting, in Fellowship Hall, begins at 4:30p.m.