TBC Sunday Sermons http://tbctrinity.org/ TBC Trinity tech@tbctrinity.org TBC Trinity These are recordings of our Sunday services. These are recordings of our Sunday services. en © 2026 Trinity Baptist Church no Jesus Can Use Anyone Jamin Grubbs <p>In Mark 3:13–19, Jesus goes up on the mountain and calls the twelve apostles. These were not impressive, polished, perfect men — they were ordinary people with ordinary weaknesses. But Jesus called them to Himself, appointed them to be with Him, and sent them out to preach with His authority. </p><p><br></p><p>In this message from The Gospel According to Mark, Pastor Jamin reminds us that the call of Jesus always begins with grace. Jesus calls first, and we respond. Before we go out and do anything for Him, we are first called to be with Him. From fishermen to tax collectors, from bold leaders to quiet servants, Jesus used ordinary people to change the world with the gospel.</p><p><br></p><p>This sermon asks a simple but important question: Is Jesus calling you? Maybe He is calling you to know Him, to be closer to Him, or to share Him with others. As followers of Jesus, we are called to walk as disciples and ambassadors of Christ, sharing the message of reconciliation with a world that needs hope.</p><p><br></p><p>This service also included a baptism celebration and a prayer over the Zambia mission team.</p> <p>In Mark 3:13–19, Jesus goes up on the mountain and calls the twelve apostles. These were not impressive, polished, perfect men — they were ordinary people with ordinary weaknesses. But Jesus called them to Himself, appointed them to be with Him, and sent them out to preach with His authority. </p><p><br></p><p>In this message from The Gospel According to Mark, Pastor Jamin reminds us that the call of Jesus always begins with grace. Jesus calls first, and we respond. Before we go out and do anything for Him, we are first called to be with Him. From fishermen to tax collectors, from bold leaders to quiet servants, Jesus used ordinary people to change the world with the gospel.</p><p><br></p><p>This sermon asks a simple but important question: Is Jesus calling you? Maybe He is calling you to know Him, to be closer to Him, or to share Him with others. As followers of Jesus, we are called to walk as disciples and ambassadors of Christ, sharing the message of reconciliation with a world that needs hope.</p><p><br></p><p>This service also included a baptism celebration and a prayer over the Zambia mission team.</p> In Mark 3:13–19, Jesus goes up on the mountain and calls the twelve apostles. These were not impressive, polished, perfect men — they were ordinary people with ordinary weaknesses. But Jesus called them to Himself, appointed them to be with Him, and sent them out to preach with His authority. 


In this message from The Gospel According to Mark, Pastor Jamin reminds us that the call of Jesus always begins with grace. Jesus calls first, and we respond. Before we go out and do anything for Him, we are first called to be with Him. From fishermen to tax collectors, from bold leaders to quiet servants, Jesus used ordinary people to change the world with the gospel.


This sermon asks a simple but important question: Is Jesus calling you? Maybe He is calling you to know Him, to be closer to Him, or to share Him with others. As followers of Jesus, we are called to walk as disciples and ambassadors of Christ, sharing the message of reconciliation with a world that needs hope.


This service also included a baptism celebration and a prayer over the Zambia mission team.

]]> Sun, 12 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4712 1 1bcbe1ebd401895a63931b24d7f41c23 no Why Do You Seek Jesus? Jamin Grubbs <p>In Mark 3:7–12, crowds come from every direction to see Jesus. Many are seeking healing, hope, and deliverance — and even the unclean spirits recognize His authority, crying out that He is the Son of God. But this passage also leads us to a deeper heart question: Why do we seek Jesus?</p><p><br></p><p>In this message, Pastor Jamin reminds us that it is not wrong to come to Jesus with our needs, but the greatest invitation is to worship Him for who He is: the Son of God, Lord over all, and the One who makes dead men and women come alive. The sermon challenges us to move beyond casual concern and truly press into Jesus — not only for what He can do, but because He alone is worthy.</p> <p>In Mark 3:7–12, crowds come from every direction to see Jesus. Many are seeking healing, hope, and deliverance — and even the unclean spirits recognize His authority, crying out that He is the Son of God. But this passage also leads us to a deeper heart question: Why do we seek Jesus?</p><p><br></p><p>In this message, Pastor Jamin reminds us that it is not wrong to come to Jesus with our needs, but the greatest invitation is to worship Him for who He is: the Son of God, Lord over all, and the One who makes dead men and women come alive. The sermon challenges us to move beyond casual concern and truly press into Jesus — not only for what He can do, but because He alone is worthy.</p> In Mark 3:7–12, crowds come from every direction to see Jesus. Many are seeking healing, hope, and deliverance — and even the unclean spirits recognize His authority, crying out that He is the Son of God. But this passage also leads us to a deeper heart question: Why do we seek Jesus?


In this message, Pastor Jamin reminds us that it is not wrong to come to Jesus with our needs, but the greatest invitation is to worship Him for who He is: the Son of God, Lord over all, and the One who makes dead men and women come alive. The sermon challenges us to move beyond casual concern and truly press into Jesus — not only for what He can do, but because He alone is worthy.

]]> Sun, 05 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4379 2 51919ffd746dfad22fb62a4585b7d5a0 no When Religion Misses the Heart of God Jamin Grubbs <p>In this message from Mark 2:23–3:6, Pastor Jamin Grubbs continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark and shows how Jesus confronts religious legalism by revealing Himself as Lord of the Sabbath.</p><p><br></p><p>The Pharisees were focused on rules, appearances, and accusations, but Jesus pointed them back to the heart of God. The Sabbath was never meant to be a burden. It was a gift. And Jesus reminds us that true faith is not about following religious systems, but following the Lord Himself.</p><p><br></p><p>If this message encourages you, hit like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to be reminded of the freedom found in Christ.</p> <p>In this message from Mark 2:23–3:6, Pastor Jamin Grubbs continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark and shows how Jesus confronts religious legalism by revealing Himself as Lord of the Sabbath.</p><p><br></p><p>The Pharisees were focused on rules, appearances, and accusations, but Jesus pointed them back to the heart of God. The Sabbath was never meant to be a burden. It was a gift. And Jesus reminds us that true faith is not about following religious systems, but following the Lord Himself.</p><p><br></p><p>If this message encourages you, hit like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to be reminded of the freedom found in Christ.</p> In this message from Mark 2:23–3:6, Pastor Jamin Grubbs continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark and shows how Jesus confronts religious legalism by revealing Himself as Lord of the Sabbath.


The Pharisees were focused on rules, appearances, and accusations, but Jesus pointed them back to the heart of God. The Sabbath was never meant to be a burden. It was a gift. And Jesus reminds us that true faith is not about following religious systems, but following the Lord Himself.


If this message encourages you, hit like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to be reminded of the freedom found in Christ.

]]> Sun, 28 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4990 3 c6bfbab49ecb953601609e6d72f3d654 no Stop Trying to Earn Your Salvation | Mark 2:18–22 Jamin Grubbs <p>Are you simply going through the motions, or are you living in the new life Jesus gives?</p><p><br></p><p>In this Father’s Day message from Mark 2:18–22, Pastor Jamin continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark by looking at Jesus’ response to a question about fasting. John’s disciples and the Pharisees were fasting, but Jesus’ disciples were not — and Jesus used that moment to reveal something much greater: the bridegroom had come. </p><p><br></p><p>Fasting is not a religious performance to earn God’s favor. Because of Jesus Christ, righteousness is not achieved through ritual — it is received by faith. Jesus is enough. He is the fulfillment of the promises of God, the one who brings new life, and the Savior who calls us to bury the old and live in the new.</p> <p>Are you simply going through the motions, or are you living in the new life Jesus gives?</p><p><br></p><p>In this Father’s Day message from Mark 2:18–22, Pastor Jamin continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark by looking at Jesus’ response to a question about fasting. John’s disciples and the Pharisees were fasting, but Jesus’ disciples were not — and Jesus used that moment to reveal something much greater: the bridegroom had come. </p><p><br></p><p>Fasting is not a religious performance to earn God’s favor. Because of Jesus Christ, righteousness is not achieved through ritual — it is received by faith. Jesus is enough. He is the fulfillment of the promises of God, the one who brings new life, and the Savior who calls us to bury the old and live in the new.</p> Are you simply going through the motions, or are you living in the new life Jesus gives?


In this Father’s Day message from Mark 2:18–22, Pastor Jamin continues our journey through the Gospel of Mark by looking at Jesus’ response to a question about fasting. John’s disciples and the Pharisees were fasting, but Jesus’ disciples were not — and Jesus used that moment to reveal something much greater: the bridegroom had come. 


Fasting is not a religious performance to earn God’s favor. Because of Jesus Christ, righteousness is not achieved through ritual — it is received by faith. Jesus is enough. He is the fulfillment of the promises of God, the one who brings new life, and the Savior who calls us to bury the old and live in the new.

]]> Sun, 21 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4363 4 73e0bb3d5a64cb400df4359e30e4d68f no Jesus, Friend of Sinners Jamin Grubbs <p>Today, we celebrate an incredible week of VBS and open God’s Word to Mark 2:13–17, where Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him. This message reminds us that Jesus notices the overlooked, calls the unlikely, and welcomes sinners with grace.</p><p><br></p><p>If you have ever felt unworthy, unseen, or too far from God, this sermon is a powerful reminder: Jesus came not for the righteous, but for sinners.</p><p><br></p><p>Join us as we worship, celebrate what God did through Vacation Bible School, and hear a message about the heart of Jesus for the lost, the broken, and the uncomfortable places we are called to enter with gospel purpose.</p> <p>Today, we celebrate an incredible week of VBS and open God’s Word to Mark 2:13–17, where Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him. This message reminds us that Jesus notices the overlooked, calls the unlikely, and welcomes sinners with grace.</p><p><br></p><p>If you have ever felt unworthy, unseen, or too far from God, this sermon is a powerful reminder: Jesus came not for the righteous, but for sinners.</p><p><br></p><p>Join us as we worship, celebrate what God did through Vacation Bible School, and hear a message about the heart of Jesus for the lost, the broken, and the uncomfortable places we are called to enter with gospel purpose.</p> Today, we celebrate an incredible week of VBS and open God’s Word to Mark 2:13–17, where Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him. This message reminds us that Jesus notices the overlooked, calls the unlikely, and welcomes sinners with grace.


If you have ever felt unworthy, unseen, or too far from God, this sermon is a powerful reminder: Jesus came not for the righteous, but for sinners.


Join us as we worship, celebrate what God did through Vacation Bible School, and hear a message about the heart of Jesus for the lost, the broken, and the uncomfortable places we are called to enter with gospel purpose.

]]> Sun, 14 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4585 5 df0464426ea28dc227c28089231b6e3b no Can Jesus Can Make You Clean? Jamin Grubbs Sun, 31 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4243 6 3b6a28c03b3310463da0fce3d789287c no What If Prayer Is More Than Asking God for Help? Jamin Grubbs <p>What if prayer wasn’t your last resort, but your first response? In Mark 1:35–39, we see something beautiful and powerful: Jesus, the Son of God, rising early, getting alone, and spending time with the Father before stepping into the work of the day.</p><p><br></p><p>In this joyful and practical message from Tbctrinity’s series through Mark, Jamin Grubbs reminds us that prayer is not just a religious habit or a list of requests. Prayer is fellowship with God. It is worship. It is dependence. It is the place where our hearts are lifted, our vision is renewed, and we remember that our help comes from the Lord.</p><p><br></p><p>And here’s the good news: you don’t have to pray with perfect words. You don’t have to sound impressive. You can come to God honestly — in the morning, in hard moments, before big decisions, while serving, while hurting, while hoping, and even when you don’t know what to say.</p><p><br></p><p>Jesus prayed in every circumstance, and He invites us to do the same. So let this message encourage you, stir your heart, and remind you: prayer is not preparation for the greater work. Prayer is the greater work.</p> <p>What if prayer wasn’t your last resort, but your first response? In Mark 1:35–39, we see something beautiful and powerful: Jesus, the Son of God, rising early, getting alone, and spending time with the Father before stepping into the work of the day.</p><p><br></p><p>In this joyful and practical message from Tbctrinity’s series through Mark, Jamin Grubbs reminds us that prayer is not just a religious habit or a list of requests. Prayer is fellowship with God. It is worship. It is dependence. It is the place where our hearts are lifted, our vision is renewed, and we remember that our help comes from the Lord.</p><p><br></p><p>And here’s the good news: you don’t have to pray with perfect words. You don’t have to sound impressive. You can come to God honestly — in the morning, in hard moments, before big decisions, while serving, while hurting, while hoping, and even when you don’t know what to say.</p><p><br></p><p>Jesus prayed in every circumstance, and He invites us to do the same. So let this message encourage you, stir your heart, and remind you: prayer is not preparation for the greater work. Prayer is the greater work.</p> What if prayer wasn’t your last resort, but your first response? In Mark 1:35–39, we see something beautiful and powerful: Jesus, the Son of God, rising early, getting alone, and spending time with the Father before stepping into the work of the day.


In this joyful and practical message from Tbctrinity’s series through Mark, Jamin Grubbs reminds us that prayer is not just a religious habit or a list of requests. Prayer is fellowship with God. It is worship. It is dependence. It is the place where our hearts are lifted, our vision is renewed, and we remember that our help comes from the Lord.


And here’s the good news: you don’t have to pray with perfect words. You don’t have to sound impressive. You can come to God honestly — in the morning, in hard moments, before big decisions, while serving, while hurting, while hoping, and even when you don’t know what to say.


Jesus prayed in every circumstance, and He invites us to do the same. So let this message encourage you, stir your heart, and remind you: prayer is not preparation for the greater work. Prayer is the greater work.

]]> Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4747 7 86412845c91f751a8488d1c1188db7a1 no Jesus' Authority | John Michael Burrow May 17, 2026 | Graduate Recognition John Michael Burrow <p>Welcome to Trinity Baptist Church! In this special Graduate Recognition Sunday service, we celebrate our graduating seniors and dive into Mark 1:21–34 as Pastor John Michael shares a powerful message on “The Authority of Jesus.”</p><p><br></p><p>In this sermon, we explore how Jesus has authority to:</p><p>• Teach with truth and power </p><p>• Set captives free </p><p>• Heal and restore broken lives </p><p><br></p><p>This message challenges us to move beyond a “Sunday faith” and live with a real, everyday faith that follows Jesus Monday through Saturday too.</p><p><br></p><p>We also take time to honor our graduates, pray over their next season, and encourage them to trust God’s direction for their future.</p><p><br></p><p>⏱️ In This Service:</p><p>• Graduate Recognition</p><p>• Student-led worship</p><p>• “Monday Morning Faith”</p><p>• Mark 1:21–34 teaching</p><p>• Encouragement for graduates and families</p><p>• Call to live out an everyday faith</p><p><br></p><p>Key Takeaway:</p><p>“The Word of God is not just for information, but transformation.”</p><p><br></p><p>If this message encouraged you, make sure to:</p><p>👍 Like the video </p><p>💬 Comment below </p><p>🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and podcast content from Trinity Baptist Church</p><p><br></p><p>Connect with us:</p><p>🌐 <a href="https://tbctrinity.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://tbctrinity.org</a></p><p>📱 Follow us on social media for updates, events, and encouragement throughout the week.</p><p><br></p><p>#TrinityBaptistChurch #GraduateRecognition #Mark1 #AuthorityOfJesus #MondayMorningFaith #ChristianSermon #StudentMinistry #FaithInEverydayLife</p> <p>Welcome to Trinity Baptist Church! In this special Graduate Recognition Sunday service, we celebrate our graduating seniors and dive into Mark 1:21–34 as Pastor John Michael shares a powerful message on “The Authority of Jesus.”</p><p><br></p><p>In this sermon, we explore how Jesus has authority to:</p><p>• Teach with truth and power </p><p>• Set captives free </p><p>• Heal and restore broken lives </p><p><br></p><p>This message challenges us to move beyond a “Sunday faith” and live with a real, everyday faith that follows Jesus Monday through Saturday too.</p><p><br></p><p>We also take time to honor our graduates, pray over their next season, and encourage them to trust God’s direction for their future.</p><p><br></p><p>⏱️ In This Service:</p><p>• Graduate Recognition</p><p>• Student-led worship</p><p>• “Monday Morning Faith”</p><p>• Mark 1:21–34 teaching</p><p>• Encouragement for graduates and families</p><p>• Call to live out an everyday faith</p><p><br></p><p>Key Takeaway:</p><p>“The Word of God is not just for information, but transformation.”</p><p><br></p><p>If this message encouraged you, make sure to:</p><p>👍 Like the video </p><p>💬 Comment below </p><p>🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and podcast content from Trinity Baptist Church</p><p><br></p><p>Connect with us:</p><p>🌐 <a href="https://tbctrinity.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://tbctrinity.org</a></p><p>📱 Follow us on social media for updates, events, and encouragement throughout the week.</p><p><br></p><p>#TrinityBaptistChurch #GraduateRecognition #Mark1 #AuthorityOfJesus #MondayMorningFaith #ChristianSermon #StudentMinistry #FaithInEverydayLife</p> Welcome to Trinity Baptist Church! In this special Graduate Recognition Sunday service, we celebrate our graduating seniors and dive into Mark 1:21–34 as Pastor John Michael shares a powerful message on “The Authority of Jesus.”


In this sermon, we explore how Jesus has authority to:

• Teach with truth and power 

• Set captives free 

• Heal and restore broken lives 


This message challenges us to move beyond a “Sunday faith” and live with a real, everyday faith that follows Jesus Monday through Saturday too.


We also take time to honor our graduates, pray over their next season, and encourage them to trust God’s direction for their future.


⏱️ In This Service:

• Graduate Recognition

• Student-led worship

• “Monday Morning Faith”

• Mark 1:21–34 teaching

• Encouragement for graduates and families

• Call to live out an everyday faith


Key Takeaway:

“The Word of God is not just for information, but transformation.”


If this message encouraged you, make sure to:

👍 Like the video 

💬 Comment below 

🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and podcast content from Trinity Baptist Church


Connect with us:

🌐 https://tbctrinity.org

📱 Follow us on social media for updates, events, and encouragement throughout the week.


#TrinityBaptistChurch #GraduateRecognition #Mark1 #AuthorityOfJesus #MondayMorningFaith #ChristianSermon #StudentMinistry #FaithInEverydayLife

]]> Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 6994 8 6b71cb578dd311d1cab8956595740893 no Jesus is Calling YOU Mother's Day 2026 Jamin Grubbs <p>This Mother’s Day at Trinity Baptist Church, Pastor Jamin Grubbs walks through Mark 1:14–20 and the powerful moment Jesus called His first disciples to leave their nets and follow Him.</p><p>In this Gospel-centered sermon, we see that Jesus still calls ordinary people today — not because they have everything together, but because He transforms broken people for eternal purpose. Whether you feel like you are “casting nets” or simply “mending nets,” Jesus sees you, knows you by name, and invites you to follow Him.</p><p><br></p><p>This special service also includes powerful baptism testimonies from children and adults whose lives have been changed by the grace of Jesus Christ. From stories of conviction at school, to renewed faith, to public declarations of surrender to Christ, this service celebrates the life-changing power of the Gospel.</p><p><br></p><p>In this sermon:</p><p>• Jesus calling the first disciples in Mark chapter 1</p><p>• What it means to “Follow Me”</p><p>• Why Jesus chooses ordinary people</p><p>• How God gives eternal purpose to everyday life</p><p>• The transformation from fishermen to “fishers of men”</p><p>• Encouragement for mothers who feel unseen or overwhelmed</p><p>• How Jesus restores broken lives like a master craftsman</p><p>• The importance of immediate obedience to Christ</p><p>• Baptism testimonies and public faith in Jesus</p><p><br></p><p>Powerful moments include:</p><p>• Colin’s testimony about conviction of sin and trusting Christ at a young age</p><p>• The “mending nets” illustration for those in difficult seasons</p><p>• The restored Chevy truck illustration showing how Jesus makes masterpieces from broken things</p><p>• Encouragement for moms raising children in faith</p><p>• A reminder that “little is much when God is in it”</p><p><br></p><p>Scripture References:</p><p>• Mark 1:14–20</p><p>• Isaiah 43:1</p><p>• 1 Peter 2:9–10</p><p><br></p><p>If this message encouraged you, subscribe for weekly biblical preaching, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, Christian encouragement, and worship services from Trinity Baptist Church.</p><p>#MothersDaySermon #Mark1 #JesusCalls #FollowMe #ChristianSermon #Baptism #BibleTeaching #Discipleship #FaithInJesus #TrinityBaptistChurch #GospelMessage #FishersOfMen</p> <p>This Mother’s Day at Trinity Baptist Church, Pastor Jamin Grubbs walks through Mark 1:14–20 and the powerful moment Jesus called His first disciples to leave their nets and follow Him.</p><p>In this Gospel-centered sermon, we see that Jesus still calls ordinary people today — not because they have everything together, but because He transforms broken people for eternal purpose. Whether you feel like you are “casting nets” or simply “mending nets,” Jesus sees you, knows you by name, and invites you to follow Him.</p><p><br></p><p>This special service also includes powerful baptism testimonies from children and adults whose lives have been changed by the grace of Jesus Christ. From stories of conviction at school, to renewed faith, to public declarations of surrender to Christ, this service celebrates the life-changing power of the Gospel.</p><p><br></p><p>In this sermon:</p><p>• Jesus calling the first disciples in Mark chapter 1</p><p>• What it means to “Follow Me”</p><p>• Why Jesus chooses ordinary people</p><p>• How God gives eternal purpose to everyday life</p><p>• The transformation from fishermen to “fishers of men”</p><p>• Encouragement for mothers who feel unseen or overwhelmed</p><p>• How Jesus restores broken lives like a master craftsman</p><p>• The importance of immediate obedience to Christ</p><p>• Baptism testimonies and public faith in Jesus</p><p><br></p><p>Powerful moments include:</p><p>• Colin’s testimony about conviction of sin and trusting Christ at a young age</p><p>• The “mending nets” illustration for those in difficult seasons</p><p>• The restored Chevy truck illustration showing how Jesus makes masterpieces from broken things</p><p>• Encouragement for moms raising children in faith</p><p>• A reminder that “little is much when God is in it”</p><p><br></p><p>Scripture References:</p><p>• Mark 1:14–20</p><p>• Isaiah 43:1</p><p>• 1 Peter 2:9–10</p><p><br></p><p>If this message encouraged you, subscribe for weekly biblical preaching, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, Christian encouragement, and worship services from Trinity Baptist Church.</p><p>#MothersDaySermon #Mark1 #JesusCalls #FollowMe #ChristianSermon #Baptism #BibleTeaching #Discipleship #FaithInJesus #TrinityBaptistChurch #GospelMessage #FishersOfMen</p> This Mother’s Day at Trinity Baptist Church, Pastor Jamin Grubbs walks through Mark 1:14–20 and the powerful moment Jesus called His first disciples to leave their nets and follow Him.

In this Gospel-centered sermon, we see that Jesus still calls ordinary people today — not because they have everything together, but because He transforms broken people for eternal purpose. Whether you feel like you are “casting nets” or simply “mending nets,” Jesus sees you, knows you by name, and invites you to follow Him.


This special service also includes powerful baptism testimonies from children and adults whose lives have been changed by the grace of Jesus Christ. From stories of conviction at school, to renewed faith, to public declarations of surrender to Christ, this service celebrates the life-changing power of the Gospel.


In this sermon:

• Jesus calling the first disciples in Mark chapter 1

• What it means to “Follow Me”

• Why Jesus chooses ordinary people

• How God gives eternal purpose to everyday life

• The transformation from fishermen to “fishers of men”

• Encouragement for mothers who feel unseen or overwhelmed

• How Jesus restores broken lives like a master craftsman

• The importance of immediate obedience to Christ

• Baptism testimonies and public faith in Jesus


Powerful moments include:

• Colin’s testimony about conviction of sin and trusting Christ at a young age

• The “mending nets” illustration for those in difficult seasons

• The restored Chevy truck illustration showing how Jesus makes masterpieces from broken things

• Encouragement for moms raising children in faith

• A reminder that “little is much when God is in it”


Scripture References:

• Mark 1:14–20

• Isaiah 43:1

• 1 Peter 2:9–10


If this message encouraged you, subscribe for weekly biblical preaching, verse-by-verse Bible teaching, Christian encouragement, and worship services from Trinity Baptist Church.

#MothersDaySermon #Mark1 #JesusCalls #FollowMe #ChristianSermon #Baptism #BibleTeaching #Discipleship #FaithInJesus #TrinityBaptistChurch #GospelMessage #FishersOfMen

]]> Sun, 10 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4232 9 67b6de5862bf3e03b25c1848c4d7d145 no Jesus' Plan for Fighting Temptation Jamin Grubbs Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4869 10 18d35c2f6ade7cccf230ce3844fa802e no The Beginning of the Good News Jamin Grubbs Sun, 12 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4484 11 dbf5580fd0a999987b30b5edbaef0ff0 no