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What does real repentance look like? In this message from The Passion Project series, Pastor Scott Wiens explores Nehemiah 9—a powerful account of how the people of God responded after hearing the law of the Lord read aloud.

Scott walks us through the covenantal structure of the passage, revealing three key movements: Perspective, Remembrance, and Response.

It begins with Perspective. The Israelites spent a quarte...

Join Pastor Kelly Kinder in The Passion Project for Revival at the Water Gate, where the aftermath of Jerusalem’s swiftly rebuilt walls sets the stage for a spiritual revolution. Nehemiah may have orchestrated the external restoration, but Kelly highlights how Ezra steps in to guide the internal renewal. At the heart of this story is a gathering at the Water Gate—a communal hunger for God’s Word that sparks a deep, lasting transfor...

In The Passion Project, Pastor Kelly Kinder explores the reality of feeling physically full yet spiritually empty—and how biblical fasting can reignite our hunger for God. Kelly, known just as Kelly when he dives into Scripture, draws from passages like John 4 and Matthew 6 to demonstrate that giving up physical sustenance positions us to receive the far greater nourishment of God’s presence and power.

Kelly begins by dist...

Join Pastor Tyler Lynde in The Passion Project series as he unpacks “Starting Over” from Nehemiah chapters 6 and 7—a moment where ancient wall-building meets profound heart-restoration. While Jerusalem’s walls were completed in a miraculous 52 days, Tyler shows that this physical accomplishment was merely the gateway to a more significant spiritual renewal. Enemies like Tobiah and Sanballat couldn’t stop the work, but the real test...

Join Pastor Scott Wiens in The Passion Project as he unpacks “The Enemy’s Playbook,” drawn from Nehemiah 6. Scott shows how Nehemiah, determined to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls, confronts four key tactics the enemy still uses today: subtlety, frequency, attacks on integrity, and anxiety.

Scott begins by revealing how the enemy loves to mask destructive intentions as logical compromises. Nehemiah’s adversaries invite him to a ...

In this installment of The Passion Project, Pastor Neil Silverberg walks us through Nehemiah 5, revealing how internal injustice can derail even the most determined community. Neil, simply called Neil when he’s teaching, underscores that while rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls was a monumental task, neglecting to show economic justice threatened to undo it all. Families poured their time and effort into construction, yet they found them...

In this installment of The Passion Project, Pastor Mark Medley dives into the account of Nehemiah’s mission to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls, revealing how a divinely placed burden can awaken profound purpose. Mark, known simply as Mark when he’s in teaching mode, points to Nehemiah’s reaction to the city’s broken condition—he weeps, fasts, and prays, allowing the heaviness of the situation to stir his heart. This story speaks directly...

Welcome to The Passion Project series with Pastor Tyler Lynde, where we uncover the profound impact of teamwork through the story of Nehemiah. This ancient Jewish leader discovered Jerusalem’s walls in ruins and recognized that rebuilding them meant more than physical protection—it meant restoring hope and identity. Tyler walks us through Nehemiah’s remarkable leadership, showing how he invited everyone to join in the effort by say...

In this second message from The Passion Project, Pastor Scott Wiens reveals how Nehemiah’s story offers a practical roadmap for anyone responding to a burning passion from God. Drawing on Ephesians 2:10, Scott emphasizes that every person is designed for particular good works, tailored to their gifts and circumstances. Nehemiah’s decision to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls demonstrates five vital lessons about transforming divine calling...

Pastor Kelly Kinder launches The Passion Project by bringing the book of Nehemiah into vivid focus. In a down-to-earth way, Kelly starts with a humorous story about teaching teenagers to drive—an experience that reveals how unexpected mishaps can shift our perspective. This becomes a springboard into Nehemiah’s remarkable task of rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls after decades of exile. At a time when God’s people felt broken and ashame...

In “Reaching Farther,” Pastor Tyler Lynde invites us to question what true greatness looks like in a world where status and recognition often take center stage. Instead of seeking power, Tyler explains how Jesus’ teaching in Luke 22:24-27 reveals a radically different approach—one where serving others defines authentic significance. Drawing on personal reflections, including a moment of self-discovery when caring for a newborn, Tyl...

Tyler Lynde explores how God provides everything we need to grow deeper in faith, using a vivid illustration of his grandfather’s transformation of a barren Wyoming valley. Much like the reservoir system that brought water to dry fields, God’s grace flows into our lives when we recognize that we are in Christ and Christ is in us. In 2 Peter 1:3-10, the Apostle Peter describes the virtues—faith, virtue, knowledge, self-control, stea...

In We Belong Together, Pastor Tyler Lynde explores how each of us can embrace meaningful community within the family of God. Drawing on Hebrews 10:19-25, Tyler paints a vivid picture of believers who choose to journey side by side, encouraging each other to grow deeper in faith so we can reach farther in love. At the core is the idea that we were created for relationship—first with God, then with one another—and that sin may have f...

Pastor Tyler Lynde shares a powerful message on what it means to finish well, inspired by the Apostle Paul’s final encouragement to Timothy in 2 Timothy 4:5-8. Tyler opens by reflecting on how fleeting our days can be, urging everyone to adopt Paul’s view that death for believers is actually gain, not loss. With that perspective, we’re reminded that life isn’t about drifting from day to day but about staying vigilant, focused, and ...

Pastor Mark Medley offers an inspiring look back at 2024, celebrating how God has moved among the people of Trinity Community Church. Drawing from Psalm 105, Mark underscores the importance of remembering and proclaiming the wondrous works of the Lord. Throughout the year, TCC has seen incredible growth through baby dedications, baptisms, and families finding new ways to connect in community. By reflecting on heartfelt stories like...

Join us at Trinity Community Church for our annual Christmas Eve Eve (Eve) celebration, a time of joyous gathering and meaningful reflection. This special event, invites you, your family, friends, and neighbors to come together in a festive atmosphere of worship and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

Built for the whole family, it’s a time to build friendships, create wonderful memories, and remember that He is worthy!

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In this final teaching from the “Is He Worthy?” series, Pastor Kelly Kinder explores the power of biblical hope and the assurance that Jesus, the worthy One, will return. Kelly begins by reflecting on Isaiah’s prophecy of Emmanuel, reminding us how God’s people clung to the promise of a coming Savior in their darkest moments. Much like a submarine crew tapping out a desperate message of “Is there any hope?”, we often cry out for re...

In this message from our “Is He Worthy?” series, Pastor Tyler Lynde takes us into Ephesians 2:1-10 to show just how far God goes to rescue those who can’t save themselves. Tyler starts with a hard truth: humanity isn’t just morally flawed; we’re spiritually dead. Without Christ, we drift along with a broken world, fall prey to the devil’s lies, and give in to self-centered desires. This grim picture sets the stage for a breathtakin...

In this message from the Is He Worthy? series, Pastor Scott Wiens leads us through a candid exploration of our shared human brokenness and the extraordinary grace available through Jesus Christ. Scott begins by grounding us in Romans chapters 3 and 5, where the Apostle Paul exposes the stark truth that everyone—Jew and Gentile, ancient and modern—is under the weight of sin. None of us can claim righteousness on our own. We are, at ...