Holy Week and Easter Remembrances
Do you have any remembrances of special Lenten and Holy Week journeys of the past, and scriptural and historical references which made the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus touch your heart?
Hope-Full Living – 365 Devotions for Seniors
Trinity’s senior ministry was able to purchase fifteen copies of the daily devotion book from Hope-Full Living. The book is a collection of 365 short devotions to be used every day of the week. These books are yours free of charge, but we only have fifteen, so they are on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are interested in having one, let Tom know at Tom@tlcms.org or call 913-787-6077.
Don Zoller’s Author’s Corner Writing Series
I would like to spend the next few weeks to help you explore areas of your life that need to be shared. In the past, you may not have had the time to do much exploring. But now you have the time! These are areas for which you are equipped with a lot of knowledge—after all, it’s about your life. The problem for most of us, this is an area which is often under “lock and key,” rarely talked about let alone expressed in writing.
God’s Got This!
God’s hand has a grip on us, and on our lives. We are His children, His creation, and nothing in all creation can cause Him to let go of us because of His love for us that is in Christ Jesus.
Worshiping Safely by Pastor Mark
Since we resumed in-person worship five months ago in the middle of June, worshiping safely has been at the forefront of our efforts. The following safety protocols are now in place at both campuses: Socially distanced seating (seating capacity reduced by 50%)...
Our Worst Nightmare
The evening was cool and winds gentle. It seemed to us that this overnight trip to the other side was going to be our “rest-a-while” time that we were all beyond needing. It didn’t stay that way. As is common on the Sea of Galilee, there are times when the wind surprises even the best of fishermen. When we got out into deeper waters the wind began to pick up. Quickly, the gentle breeze became a roaring gale with winds pouring down on us from the distant mountain canyons to our west.