By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

By Brian Owen

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Holly Rivera

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Jonathan Engebretsen

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

By Esteban Rojas

By Pastor John Hampton

This Sunday, we are excited to hear from Steve Doggett! Steve and Debbie have dedicated their lives to faithfully serving the Lord, all over the globe. We are delighted to have them serving here at Trinity and can’t wait to hear Steve unpack Psalm 86 (which happens to be one of Cynthia’s favorite psalms). Here……

By Dr. Brian McCormack

This Sunday, we are excited to hear from Ben Woolbright! Ben and Rebecca Woolbright are both native Floridians. Ben moved to North Carolina for 8 years to attend Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. After earning an MDiv and ThM, he moved back to Florida to be involved with church planting. Rebecca is a proud alumna of……

By Pastor Andrew Axsom

This Sunday, we are excited to hear from Ted Gordillo! Ted and his family have served as Cru missionaries in Ecuador since 2018, shaping the theological and biblical development of Cru staff across Latin America. Ted, Ticiana, Caleb, Gabe, Isabel, and Daria were our first neighbors when Cynthia and I moved to Lake Nona to……

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

When we hear someone’s name, a picture pops into our minds. And that picture is the first thing we think of when we think of that person. It could be a picture of them smiling, frowning, or eating. It could be a stressed picture, a scary picture, or a happy picture. Whatever it is, it…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

When we hear someone’s name, a picture pops into our minds. And that picture is the first thing we think of when we think of that person. It could be a picture of them smiling, frowning, or eating. It could be a stressed picture, a scary picture, or a happy picture. Whatever it is, it…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

As we come to the end of Exodus and the end of the School year, it is test time! It doesn’t seem this is the case anymore, but some of you might remember when you had to pass a test at the end of the year to see if you would move on to the…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

This week, we move into one of Exodus’s most infamous and sad stories: the story of the golden calf. Here, we are given a graphic portrayal of our fickleness and foolishness.We will use the imagery of a clown show to help us get to the heart of this passage. This is what sin does. It…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Rosie Timothy, Jose Martinez, Arlene Outerbridge

Throughout history humans have constructed some amazing buildings: the Great Pyramids, the Parthenon, the Taj Mahal, the World Trade Center,but the most important structure ever built was the structure we will look at this week: the Tabernacle of God. This is the only building ever designed by God Himself and constructed according to His architectu…

By Pastor Andrew Axsom

Throughout history humans have constructed some amazing buildings: the Great Pyramids, the Parthenon, the Taj Mahal, the World Trade Center,but the most important structure ever built was the structure we will look at this week: the Tabernacle of God. This is the only building ever designed by God Himself and constructed according to His architectu…

By John Maguire

By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

Spiritual but not religious? Now that we have finished our deep dive into the Ten Commandments, we are going to get back into the story of Exodus. My goal this week is to reorient you to the rest of the book and to introduce our key theme for the rest of April and May. We…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

This week, we will wrap up our series on the Ten Commandments. The final commandment focuses on one of the most serious soul conditions: coveting. This is a cancer of the soul and must be aggressively dealt with. However, it is very hard to detect and even harder to treat. Here is our outline: 1.…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

Is it possible to begin again? Can you come back after deep disappointment or overwhelming failure? Last week, we looked at Peter’s denial of Jesus. The last we saw of Peter, he was a broken man. This week, we will see how the resurrected Jesus restored Peter. In doing so, we will see how Jesus can…By Trinity Church of Lake Nona

By John Maguire

As we turn our attention to Holy Week, we will compare the trial of Jesus and the trial of Peter. Mark intentionally structures these two trial accounts as contrasting stories. Peter is on trial just like Jesus, and the key question is: does he have what it takes to be a faithful witness? And what we……

By Pastor John Hampton

“Do not steal…” This week is a celebratory week in our church, as we celebrate baptism and new members! We will also continue our series on the 10 Commandments by looking at commandment eight: do not steal. Everyone knows stealing is wrong, so surely this commandment will not be as applicable as the others…right? Maybe……

By Pastor Andrew Axsom

By Dr. Collin Outerbridge

“Do not commit adultry…” DEARELY beloved friends, we are gathered together here in the sight of God, and in the face of his congregation, to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony, which is an honorable state, instituted of God in Paradise, in the time of manes innocence, …By Trinity Church of Lake Nona