Trinity Lutheran Church; Arendtsville, Pa

As we begin our Lenten walk together, Trinity talks about Jesus' desert experience as a way of discovering what temptation might be defined as and how we might, by the grace of God, resist.

As Trinity begins its Lenten pilgrimage, we focus together on a call to be in communion with God, and find promises of love in the very certainty of our mortality.

Celebrating Jesus' transfiguration moment, Trinity considers what baptismal our lives look like in light of the lived experience and heavenly experience of Jesus' mountaintop companions.

Back from their snowy break, Trinity looks at a very difficult lesson from Jesus and considers the role faith plays in the midst of new understandings of God.

With no church on this snowed-in Sunday, Trinity takes a devotional approach to the gospel text for today with three main questions: "What is the text trying to do/say?" "What are our questions?" and finally, "So what?"

After hearing a surprising commissioning miracle of Jesus' ministry, Trinity Arendtsville reflects on what we experience when God seems to take an unexpected path.

As we celebrate the Jesus' own baptism, Trinity Arendtsville remembers their own baptismal promises, called brothers and sisters to Christ and loved by a God who knows the whole of our lives - good and bad.

Struggling to get back into the swing of things after the post-holiday slump, Trinity returns to the basics of Christian self understanding: we are a resurrection people.

Merry Christmas! Trinity Lutheran Church in Arendtsville celebrates the birth of Christ, remembering that the grace of God is an unearned, beautiful gift.

In the final Sunday of Advent, Trinity Lutheran explores the movement Luke places in the first chapter of his gospel narrative, discerning through it our call towards our neighbor and God.

On the third Sunday in Advent, Trinity Lutheran takes a look at the moments when the joy of the gospel wells up in life, and where the joy of the gospel is prone to be found.

Trinity Lutheran looks at the second Sunday in Advent through the light of the gospel, being called to live outside of socially constructed "either/or" scenarios and work for justice as widely and earnestly as Christ.

Trinity Lutheran begins their advent focus by turning to a difficult Lukan text, looking for hope in the midst of a similar world.

Trinity Lutheran takes a look at what type of king Christ is (and what type of king we at times may want him to be) as we celebrate the final Sunday of our liturgical year.

With an eye and heart towards the deaths in France and destruction worldwide, Trinity Lutheran works through an at times uneasy text of Jesus' own predictions.

Trinity Lutheran takes a look at what stewardship ultimately calls disciples towards.

A sermon given on All Saints Sunday celebrating the people past, present, and future that by the Holy Spirit speak, sing, work, and love faith into our hearts.

Sermon - October 18th 2015 by Trinity Lutheran Church, Arendtsville

Sermon- September 27th 2015 by Trinity Lutheran Church, Arendtsville

Sermon - October 4th 2015 by Trinity Lutheran Church, Arendtsville