What is sincere love? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that Peter told us to sincerely love each other, and that sincere love wipes away many sins.

Whose armor are you coveting? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers shows us what David said about Saul's armor. David could have run into battle wearing the best armor available. He could have worn the king's armor when he fought Goliath. But, David knew that the armor wouldn't fit, wasn't familiar, and would limit his movement. What David really needed was what he had used all along -- his God and his sling.

Isn't it great to serve a God who is faithful? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that even when we are not faithful, according to Paul, God will be faithful.

What are you thankful for? In this final message of our series on thankfulness, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us to be thankful for community. Community means we are partners, participants, and partakers together in Christ.

What are you thankful for? In the third message of this series on thankfulness, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that we should be thankful for family. We are reminded that a Christ-centered family is devoted to one another and respectful of one another.

What are you thankful for? In the second message of our series on thankfulness, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that we should be thankful for the freedom we find i Christ. This is not a freedom to live however we want, but a freedom to serve God however he may ask.

What are you thankful for? In the first message of this series on thankfulness, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that we should be thankful for salvation. Regardless of what may be going on in our lives, we can all be thankful for the gift of salvation.

Wouldn't it be great to be guiltless, faultless, and innocent before God? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers examines a prayer of David found in Psalms 19. This three-pronged prayer could, perhaps should, be said by every Christian; everyday.

Have you ever thought about how costly it is to deliver the message of the gospel? While salvation is, in itself, free to the receiver; getting the message to them is very costly. This fact is what makes it so great to remember that though we own nothing, everything is ours. In this message, Pastor Darren looks at 2 Corinthians 6:10, and reminds us that when we release our finances to God; we will have every we need when we need it, we will have to initiate the process, and we will have to make the initial investment.

Have you ever been angry with God? Can you imagine how He feels when we are? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers looks at the story of Jonah, and shows us that even while Jonah was mad at God, God continued to speak to him, provide for him, provoke him (to better things), and teach him.

When Jesus encountered Nicodemus, he told him three things that every Christian needs to know. In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that you must be born again, God loves us all so much that he provided a way to be born again, and saved people live differently than the lost do.

In a society that is so consumed with losing weight, it is important for us to realize that there is some weight we should never want to lose. In this message, Pastor Neil Hubbard challenges us to examine our lives and determine whether we are weighed down with a burden for souls, a burden for living a holy life, a burden for spiritual maturity, and a burden for God's presence.

What a change a few hours can make when God is the one doing your protecting, providing, and promoting. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers continues our study in Exodus as he challenges us to stop praying and start moving and work with what God has given us.

Have you ever been in a place where you just want to be somewhere else? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that when the children of Israel left Egypt they were not able to go straight to the land of promise, but instead went to the land of trials.

Have you ever thought about the fact that the reason you have a platform or an audience is because of what has happened in your life. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that we are called to change the way we think and act, turn to God, and live a Godly life.

Have you ever heard God tell you something and then had to wait for it to happen? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers takes us to 2 Kings 18 to look at the story of Elijah and Ahab waiting for the rain. He reminds us to respond like Elijah by speaking God's word in faith, continuing to pray, and bragging on what God is doing.

Are you scared of Satan? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers encourages us through recounting a dream he had. He reminds us that as God's children we can go anywhere He sends us, do anything He tells us, and be anything He makes us; and the devil can do nothing but stand there helpless.

Have you ever been saved just in the nick of time? Many of us, when finding ourselves in danger, cry out to God. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers takes us to Hebrews 4:16. He reminds us that, as Christians, we can come boldly intho the throneroom of God; and when we do, we will receive mercy, grace, and help in the time of need.

What is the most difficult prayer you have ever prayed? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers examines the prayer of Peter and John after they are released from the religious leaders and warned not to preach Jesus anymore (Acts 4:29-31). This must be the prayer of God's true children.

What do we get when we reach the way that God intended us to? What is our compensation? In this final message of our five week series called REACH - Chapter Two, Pastor Darren Rogers helps us look forward to the favor, growth, and salvation that comes.

What is consistency? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that the New Testament church met together, fellowshipped, shared, and praised God day after day. We are challenged to follow their example.

How do we REACH? In the fourth installment of this series, called REACH - Chapter 2, Pastor Brian Clark explores how the New Testament church believed, were together, and sacrificed so that others could hear the good news of the gospel.

Why do we REACH? In the third message of this series, called REACH Chapter 2, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that the gospel is confrontational. It is not a gospel that runs and hides from sin or is silent when it comes into contact with sin. It is a gospel that loves enough to confront sin head on.

Why do we REACH? In week two of this series, called REACH Chapter 2, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us of the commitment that the early church had to spreading the good news. We are challenged to have that same commitment to our faith.

Why do we REACH? In this series, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that we are here to REACH. The first message in this series is about the Command to REACH.

Are you living a lie? In this message, Pastor Brian Clark challenges us to examine our hearts and determine whether we are doing just that. He reminds us that as Christians we are commanded to love fellow Christians, love our neighbors, and even love our enemies.

In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers finishes leading us through our discovery of blind faith from Mark chapter 10.

What is blind faith? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers shares the story of Bartimaeus from Mark chapter 10. We're reminded that sometimes it takes blind faith to get us moving towards God.

Why do you give? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us what Paul told the church at Corinth concerning their giving, and reminds us to Finish Strong. We're reminded that we give out of choice, commitment, and sacrifice.

The Greek Bible speaks of Agape love. Unconditional, Godly, love... In this message, Pastor Kyle Hughes says that loving God and loving people is our greatest calling, our greatest service, and our most difficult command to follow. Agape love requiresa that we love our enemies.

Mary was a good mother. We can look to her for a model of how to be a good mother. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that Mary knew her son, believed in her son, and was proud of her son.

Sometimes the shortest prayers are the best. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers recounts Peter's prayer as he sank when he tried to walk to Jesus on the water. He reminds us that Jesus immediately reached out for him, helped him, and reminded him to have faith.

In Luke 11, Jesus uses a story to paint a picture. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds is, as Jesus did, to ASK!!!

We've heard it many times. Victory comes not by our might, or our power, but by His Spirit. In this message; Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that when we depend on God's spirit; mountains will become plains, foundation stones are completed with top stones, and double favor rests upon it.

The law of the harvest is one of the natural laws of the universe. Whatever you sow, you will also reap. This is what we are seeing at Trinity Fellowship. The fruits that are being produced are due to countless seeds sown by our church. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us what our job is, and what God's job is in producing fruit.

In the book of John, Jesus tells us that the Father is the Vinedresser. In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that we are all a part of "every branch", and that this passage can either be an urgent warning or unfathomable encouragement to us.

Have you ever noticed that planted things don't blow away when a storm comes? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers looks to Jeremiah and reminds us that when we're firmly rooted in Christ we won't fear, worry, thirst, or fail.

Who is Jesus? This may be the single most important question that you ever contemplate. In this message, Rev. Neil Hubbard uses scripture to show us the true nature and being of Jesus.

What is water baptism, and why do we do it? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers tackles this important topic, and urges all believers to follow Christ in water baptism.

The Bible tells us that Jesus became like us, but why? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers points us to Hebrews where we learn why Jesus had to become like us.

How do we become a soul winning machine? The book of Acts describes the New Testament church as one where "every day" people were being saved. In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers gives us the six keys to becoming that church.

How do you view the Bible? Is it simply a book of rules or instructions? Or is it a roadmap or blueprint for life. In this message, Pastor Brian Clark urges us to look at the Bible in a new way. He suggests that the Bible is God's love letter to humanity.

What do we do in the midst of a storm? How to we press on when the enemy attempts to disrupt, distract, discourage, and destroy? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers continues our study of the book of Jude. We are reminded throughout the book to "Keep". 

We have an enemy who hates our vision, and he will attempt to use people in order to disrupt, distract, discourage, and destroy. We are told in the book of Jude that God  himself will come to punish these people. In this Sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers uses Jude to help us identify these people.

Idols are worthless, and anyone who worships them is a fool! That is what God said in Jeremiah 10:8. In this Sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers defines what an idol is, and tells us how to avoid being called stupid by God. Please forgive the poor audio in this recording.

What happens when Jesus becomes Lord of your life? In this final sermon on Lordship, Pastor Darren Rogers shows us that when Jesus becomes Lord of our lives, we become successful stewards of all he entrusts us with.

Why do so many people call Jesus their Lord yet refuse to do what he says? This is the question Jesus asks in Luke 6. In this sermon, PAstor Darren Rogers tackles part two of why Lordship is necessary in our lives.

What is Lordship? Can Jesus be your Savior and not your Lord? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers shares five definitinos of Lordship based upon Biblical passages and shares illustrations and applications to the believer today. 

God's Promises are always Yes and Amen. In this Sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers shares the promises found in Zechariah 9. God's "I's" are his invention (freedom), his instruction, his incentive, and his intention (to stir us up and use us like a warrior's sword).

Have you ever noticed that the closer to God you get, the harder life seems? In this sermon, Pastor Darren Rogers uses Acts 28 to illustrate the good and the bad of being close to God and having Holy Ghost Heat in your life. The Holy Ghost Heat will force snakes out of hiding, cause them to bite, and motivate them to hold on. But the good news is that it will also keep you protected, pose a great witness, and open new doors of ministry.