TFC Podcast

From our church plant pastor.

Psalm 3. Paul Taylor was a TFC intern at the time he gave this message.

Isaiah

Romans 15:14-16:27

Romans 15:1-13

Romans 14

Romans 13:8-13

2 Timothy 4:1-8

Romans 13:1-7

On the 29th Anniversary of Trinity Fellowship Church, founding elder Alan Hull considers the hand of God in our past and looks to the future as TFC seeks to plant a new church in Rowlett.

Romans 12:1-21

Romans 12:1-2

Matthew 17:1-13

Romans 11

Romans 9:30-10:21

Romans 9:6-29

Romans 9:1-6

James 5:13-20

James 4:1-10

James 4:13-17

What does the book of Jonah tell us about our attitude toward missions, especially missions to people we dislike for personal and patriotic reasons?

James 4:1-10

James 3:13-18

James 3:1-12

James 2:14-26

James 2:1-13

James 1:19-27

James 1:5-18

Is your faith transforming you? Are loved ones experiencing that change? Even in trials? James says, “Consider it a great joy...” You may not understand nor enjoy it, but God can work in anything for your ultimate good. (James 1:1-4)

Learn how the church can engage our culture spiritually, with the correct tone.

Do you feel far away, separated from God? Paul assures Christians that God is for us. Nothing can separate us from God’s love. And, one day we will stand before Him perfect and whole because of God’s grace and mercy – not because I deserved nor earned it.

Given God's promises in Genesis 12:3, how should we relate to the Jews?

The Hope of Glory – Romans 8:16-27 Does life hurt too much? God has a purpose for our suffering. Like a woman who endures the pains of labor for the joy of a newborn child, our pain won’t last forever. One day we will shine in endless glory and beauty.

What a difference a chapter makes! Or should we say, what a difference the Holy Spirit makes! Our assurance and hope for the present and the future is tied to the work of the Spirit in this famous passage.

The Apostle Paul's most enigmatic chapter in the book of Romans has mystified expositors for centuries. But have we been asking the wrong questions about this chapter?

The resurrection provides comfort when we are oppressed by death.

Romans 6:15-23

Romans 6:1-14

How did this world get so messed up? How can it ever be fixed? In this passage the Apostle Paul compares and contrast two pivotal people, Adam and Christ, to show how what was lost through Adam has been more than regained through Christ. Romans 5:12-21