Easter isn’t just a feeling or an idea—it’s a new reality grounded in real events: Christ died for your sins and rose again, just as the Scriptures promised. Because of that, you are forgiven, defined by grace, and freed from the weight of your...

Christ is risen—now it’s sure: God is your salvation, and his anger has been turned away in Jesus. The empty tomb declares it: God is undeniably reliable for strength. He is your defense, and your never-ending source of life and comfort. Come b...

We hope you enjoy tonight's Good Friday sermon. We look forward to celebrating Jesus' triumphant victory over death and the devil this Sunday! 

Please enjoy this Holy Thursday sermon! Check back tomorrow night for Good Friday's sermon. 

Jesus had every right to claim glory, yet chose the path of humility: serving people, loving them, helping them. Because he chose submitted himself to humiliating service --even suffering on a cross!-- your status as a forgiven child of God is ...

Thanks for listening! This third and final Lenten devotion was based on Isaiah 53:10-1210 Yet it was the Lord’s will to crush him and cause him to suffer,and though the Lord makes his life an offering for sin,he ...

When hope dies and grief takes its place, where do you turn? In 2 Kings 4, a grieving mother refuses to let go of God’s promises—even when they seem shattered—and discovers that the Lord is still at work beyond what she can see. For us, the cro...

Better late than never! Here is last Sunday's sermon. 

Thanks for listening! Our Lenten midweek devotion series continues by focusing on the next few verses of Isaiah 53 -7 He was oppressed and afflicted,yet he did not open his mouth;he was led like a lamb to the sla...

Thank you for listening! This midweek Lenten devotion is based on Isaiah 53:1-6Who has believed our messageand to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?2 He grew up before him like a tender shoot,and ...

Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well and gently breaks through every barrier—cultural, personal, and spiritual—to bring her the living water of God's love which brings freedom from shame. Through the gospel, Jesus grabs our attention in much...

In Genesis 12:1–8, God calls Abram to leave everything familiar and step into an unknown future—but not alone. Just as God surrounded Abram with promises, so he surrounds us as we face life's many "unknowns." As often as God challenges our comf...

Enjoy this sermon from our guest preacher, Paul Horn!If you are local, come on by! We'd love to meet you. We're located at 3800 Hondo Pass, El Paso, TX 79904. Find out more about us online:trinityelpaso.orgFB @t...

This Ash Wednesday we hear God name our sin honestly—our guilt is real, and we cannot fix it ourselves. But when no one could stand up for us, the Lord put on righteousness and came to fight for his people. In Isaiah 59 we see this promise fulf...

The glory of Christ revealed at his transfiguration is anchored in the light of his coming cross and resurrection. See his brilliance, hear his voice, and speak his saving glory—because the risen Lord who shone on the mountain now shines for yo...

In love God has hand-picked you to receive his unconditional love and salvation. He hand-delivers you a new identity through faith. God grant that, as you live out who you now are, you bring the refreshingly different way to view self and the w...

Who’s a truly safe person—the kind you can be fully honest with and not be crushed by shame? Zephaniah shows us that real safety isn’t found in softening God or hiding from him, but in humbly running to the Lord who sees our sin completely and ...

Jesus’ love is different from any other kind that we've seen -- and it's the only kind of love that will actually help! Hear how Jesus' unconditional love brings us out of darkness into light—and how that same love now flows through us to any b...

John the Baptist points to Jesus and says, “Look, the Lamb of God." We look to Jesus as the one who loves us enough to take away our sin, and we behold him as our teacher and leader. Look to him: come, stay, listen, and learn from him. Look to ...

 At Jesus’ baptism, heaven opens and God declares his approval—marking not just who Jesus is, but what he has come to do. Jesus steps into the water not for his own sins, but to fulfill righteousness for us and to be equipped for his savin...

What if the fear of being “exposed” isn’t solved by trying harder, but by being clothed by God himself? In Isaiah 61–62, God promises to dress us in garments of salvation and a robe of Christ’s righteousness—covering our shame, securing our pla...

The turn of a New Year is a strange mix of reflection and goal-setting that can send us in a spiral of regret over our past and anxiety toward the future. Isaiah speaks into this mixed state with a call to listen and look—not inward, but back t...

After the decorations come down and life returns to “normal,” Isaiah reminds us not to rush past what truly matters. The prophet calls us to reflect on God’s enduring kindness—his compassion, empathy, and saving love shown throughout history an...

Thanks for joining us! Merry Christmas! Is “Merry Christmas” really good news for hearts weighed down by grief, guilt, and pain? In Isaiah 52, God answers with something far deeper: “Your God reigns!” On Christmas Day, we shout with...

In Matthew 1:18–25, we hear how God steps into a messy, uncertain moment to fulfill what he had spoken centuries earlier: the virgin would bear a son, and God would be with us. Jesus is given a name that declares his purpose—the Lord saves—and ...