This sermon is from our January 24, 2021 9:30am worship service.

The Holy Trinity can feel like one of those faith ideas that is hard to explain and even harder to understand. But this sermon reminds us that mystery is not something to fear. It can invite us into wonder, humility, and gratitude.

Through the image of Rublev’s Holy Trinity icon, the story of Abraham welcoming strangers, Jesus’ prayer for unity, and the promise of baptism, we hear the good news that God is not distant or closed off. God is loving, relational, and always inviting us to the table.

What You’ll Learn:

See the Trinity not as a math problem, but as a mystery of love.

Remember that God claims us as beloved children in baptism.

Understand how the Holy Spirit moves us toward hospitality and unity.

Recognize community as one way we encounter God’s presence.

Hear the invitation to join God’s movement of love in the world.

Genesis 18:1–10

John 17:20–26

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