Finishing our series on the Holy Spirit Jonny concludes by showing us a new perspective on prayer. God is inclined to answer our prayers because his honour is tied to his name, when we call on his name in prayer we are invoking the commitment of his covenant.

This week we are joined by special guest Graham Kendrick who gives us insight into how we as a congregation can approach worship. Jonny then shares with us about the gift of tongues, how it is useful for us today and the ways that we can use it in our private and public prayer life.

Following on from Pentecost, this week Mark talks about living in the spirit. When we are lined up with God’s will, we can bring healing and wholeness to our surroundings in spectacular and mundane ways.

This week Anna shares on Pentecost. Jesus calls us to live a life that is significant, not spectacular.

Taking a break from our ‘Beatitudes’ series, this Fostering Sunday Mark interviews Jonny and Amy Hughes and Adam and Amy Jones on their personal journey with fostering and adoption. Jesus invites us to surrender our ‘ideal lives’ to step into the fullness of His plans, the fruit of which we often can’t anticipate the joy of. They explore what it means for us to first be adopted by God.

Continuing in our series ‘the Beatitudes’ Mark shares on what it means to mourn and be comforted in the kingdom by the love of God.

Continuing in our series ‘the beatitudes’ Amy shares on what it means to be poor in spirit in the kingdom.

This week Mark kicks of our new series on The Beatitudes. Jesus invites us into the ‘Good life’ of the kingdom of God, often it’s not where we think it is.

Yesterdays bread is stale, Tomorrows isn’t baked yet. This week Jonny speaks on giving, imploring us to seek dependence on God for our daily bread, and to adopt the economy of the kingdom for the sake of Trinity, Nottingham and the world.

This week Mark takes us on a journey (literally) through the story of a post resurrection Sunday, and how Jesus meets us every step of the way.

This is a snippet from our Easter Sunday Baptism service.

Jonny Hughes in conversation with Dr. Roger Bretherton. The Companion Podcast is designed to supplement and deepen the teaching of Trinity church.

Jonny Hughes in conversation with Dr. Roger Bretherton. The Companion Podcast is designed to supplement and deepen the teaching of Trinity church.

Jonny Hughes in conversation with Dr. Roger Bretherton. The Companion Podcast is designed to supplement and deepen the teaching of Trinity church.

Jonny Hughes in conversation with Dr. Roger Bretherton. The Companion Podcast is designed to supplement and deepen the teaching of Trinity church.

Finishing our series “Belong” Jonny shares on cultural renewal. The dreams of the church are supposed to be the response to the nightmares of the age, to see our culture renewed we as the Church need to have kingdom dreams that lead us into action and obedience to serve Christ and culture.

Continuing in our “Belong” series Jonny shares on Missional Renewal. Mission is essential to the ‘Good Life’ and essential to discipleship. Jonny challenges us not to narrow our vision of vision to only a global context but to start mission where we already are.

Continuing in our series ‘Belong’. Sam shares and challenges us to be an intergenerational people, that we may see a generational renewal to usher in a move of God.

Continuing in our series “Belong” Matt shares on Relational Renewal. He challenges us to break down the walls of individualism in our culture and step into the renewal of community.

Continuing in our series “Belong” Mark shares on structural renewal. As we look at Luke 5 27-39, Mark shares that a new encounter with God requires a new container. Structural renewal is essential for every aspect of renewal for no one puts new wine into old wineskins.