Our Purposes
OUR PURPOSE—Revealing God’s Glory
We gather together as a church to give God glory. The authoritative Word of God, together with the historical doctrines and practices of the Church, guide the ways we share life for our God and our world at Trinity Fellowship Church through these four core purposes:
We gather together as a church to give God glory. The authoritative Word of God, together with the historical doctrines and practices of the Church, guide the ways we share life for our God and our world at Trinity Fellowship Church through these four core purposes:
We reveal God’s glory through:
Our greatest delight is turning from ourselves to worship the Triune God with honor, glory, and praise. Our worship centers on the WORD and TABLE, like the historical Church before us. Through solid teaching of God’s Word, we proclaim Christ. At our weekly communion table, we receive Christ—remembering His death, celebrating His resurrection, anticipating His coming. The Spirit equips us for obedience, extending our worship beyond Sunday morning into every day, every activity, every relationship.
Psalm 100; John 4:23; Revelation 7:9-12; 15:4
In worship, we give God glory by enjoying His life and love in everything.
In worship, we give God glory by enjoying His life and love in everything.
When God saves us He breaks the power of sin in our lives, sets us apart for holiness, and with the Spirit, transforms us into the image of Jesus Christ. This doesn’t happen in isolation but in community, nurtured by the truth of God’s Word. Together we grow to know Him more deeply and see the fruit of lasting change.
II Cor. 3:17,18; Col. 1:9,10; Romans 12:1,2
In transformation, we are changed into the likeness of His glory.
We enjoy God’s life and love fully when we share it together—openly and deeply connected with one another in our personal relationships and church ministries. Our fellowship with the Triune God begins with the work of Christ, is strengthened at the communion Table, and extends with the Spirit’s power in other-centered relationships.
John 13:34,35; I Cor. 10:16,17; I John 1:3; Eph. 4:1-6
In fellowship, we share in the glory of Christ with love and service to others.
We desire that people would be amazed by the change Christ is making in our lives (Acts 4:13) and join us as we live in worship together. We take seriously Christ’s command to share the Good News of God’s grace, mercy, forgiveness, and salvation with our family and friends, our community, and the world. As a candle brings light into the darkness, our words and lives invite others to share the real life we have in Jesus Christ.
Mt. 28:18-20; Eph. 2:8,9
In our witness, we reflect His glory.
