Thirst 2015 is getting closer, and we at Trinity Central think it’s the place you need to be this summer. But don’t just take our word for it! We have people booked in for Thirst from Vancouver, Fredericton NB, the United Kingdom and even from Jakarta, Indonesia! So we asked a few people the important…
When the apostle Paul wrote to the believers in Corinth, he had to confront them on certain behaviour issues in the church. It turns out that one man in the church had begun a sexual relationship with his step-mother – and the church, instead of confronting this man on his sin, were seeing the relationship…
Four years ago six of us were sitting around a table in a pizza restaurant in London, England, planning and praying for a church plant in Vancouver. Three years ago, some fifteen of us were gathering in our front room to pray and talk about what it means to be a church. Fast forward to…
The first order of business in prayer is not our business, it’s God’s business! We’ve seen over the past three posts how Jesus taught us to pray by coming to God in worship. Where does He go from there? Sure, Jesus taught us to confess our sins, to ask for daily provision, and bring our…
Over the past two posts we’ve talked about God’s revelation of Himself as Father, and the wonder of His limitlessness as our Father in Heaven. The next phrase that Jesus taught us to pray is one that we can often skip over, as if it were simply an introductory comment. But we should pause when…
At the start of our Week of Prayer, we considered that in coming to God in prayer we come to a Father who loves us. That is how God has chosen to reveal Himself to us, and that is the nature of the relationship that He invites us into. He adopts us into His family through…
We’re excited to be starting a week of prayer together as a church – during these weeks God speaks to us as a church family and often surprises us. When Jesus taught His disciples to pray He encouraged them to start by saying: “Our Father…” All too often the enormity of this passes us by.…
Trinity Central has an exciting opportunity to partner with an initiative to plant into Toronto. We talk a lot as a church about being on mission together. As a church we’re working out what it means to be part of Jesus’ mission on the ground in Vancouver – seeing our friends and colleagues impacted by…
We’re approaching one of the most exciting days in the Trinity Central annual calendar! This coming Sunday is our Gift Day, when we come together as a church to give back to God some of the resource that He has put in our hands. I need to give to God? Why? Well, for a number of…
In what do you place your confidence? The athlete might put his confidence in his muscles, in his strength, his speed or agility. The singer might put his confidence in his voice. The dancer, in her body. The teacher might put his confidence in his intellect. The business woman in her ability to negotiate the markets. The…