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Life is going well. Does that mean you're safe? Success can be the most dangerous season of your walk with God. Pastor Darren Rogers looks at King Hezekiah in 2 Chronicles 32 and 2 Kings 20 to show four ways to keep success from becoming your enemy: stay dependent, stay obedient, stay prayerful, and stay humble. These four also work if you're in a hard season.

Is your home a fort or a prison? The atmosphere you create today shapes your children's future, and it is not too late to change it. Pastor Darren Rogers draws from Genesis 18, Proverbs 22, and Acts 21 to show what happens in a godly home versus an ungodly one, and why your home can be a fort of construction instead of a prison of destruction.

Tired of being defined by your past? The name people gave you is not the name God has for you. In this message from Joshua 2 and 6, Pastor Darren Rogers shows how Rahab went from "the harlot" to a place in the lineage of Jesus, and what her life reveals about God's grace, faith, and identity. What you are doing is not who you are.

Doubt is a struggle, not a sin, but left unchecked it can turn into unbelief. Pastor Chase Hampton walks through John 20 and the story of Thomas to show why you should not hide your doubt, why your faith is a decision and not a feeling, and how your faith can actually grow through your doubt.

A man locked himself in a boxcar he was sure was freezing, wrote a goodbye letter, and died. The temperature that night was 61 degrees. Pastor Darren Rogers uses that story to ask two questions: what do you believe about you, and what does God believe about you? From 2 Timothy 2:8, Job, Psalm 23, and Ephesians, he shows why your first thought should always be Jesus.

Ever called a hard season "the perfect storm"? Pastor Bradley Rogers unpacks what the Bible actually means by perfect, then walks through Mark 4:35-41 to show why the storm is coming for everyone, why Jesus is the steady in the middle of it, and what it looks like to be still and know that he is God.

What is the Sabbath, when is it, and are you actually supposed to do nothing on it? Pastor Darren Rogers digs through Genesis, Exodus, and the Gospels to answer six questions about the Sabbath that most Christians have never fully thought through, landing on a seven-word definition that changes everything: it is for you, but to him.

He was 22, had the throne, and had a name that meant "God has grasped him." One year later he was dead. In this message from 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles, Pastor Darren Rogers breaks down the life of Ahaziah and the three things that pulled him out of God's hand: bad examples, bad advice, and bad decisions.

What happens when Jesus sees faith? In this message from Matthew 9, Pastor Darren Rogers breaks down the healing of the paralytic lowered through the roof and shows three things Jesus does when he sees faith: he saves, he heals, and he displays his authority. The message closes with Lori sharing her own three-year healing journey from a rare disease, and the reminder that the same authority given to Jesus now lives in his followers.

How do you keep from being misled in a generation full of easy grace and false teaching? In this message from Jude 20-21, Pastor Darren Rogers pulls four simple steps out of two verses: build up your faith, pray from a fixed position, keep yourself in God's love, and live ready for Jesus to return. Jude spends nineteen verses warning about false leaders, then hands us the fix in two.

Would you rather be right or effective? In this message from Colossians 4:5-6, Pastor Darren Rogers unpacks what he calls savory grace: speech that is seasoned with salt, offered at the right time, in a way people can actually receive. Five practical marks of savory grace, plus the reminder that Paul wrote these words from a Roman jail cell as an innocent man, and still chose grace over anger. Watch the full message, then subscribe to Trinity Fellowship for a new sermon every week.

Are you carrying guilt, shame, or a sin you keep repeating, convinced God is angry with you? In this message from Luke 24, guest speaker Brad McMath walks the road to Emmaus and shows the heart of Jesus toward people who got it wrong: compassion when we're confused, grace when we fail, and patience when we forget. Then he asks the harder question. Are you content, committed, or truly connected?

Are you mowing the front yard of your life while the backyard, where your family actually lives, grows wild? In this message from Galatians 1 and Genesis 2-3, Pastor Bradley Rogers challenges dads and husbands to stop performing Christianity for people passing by and start taking care of the place that matters most: home. Be the example, read the word, and don't leave high grass for the enemy to hide in.