Praying with the Grain of the Trinity

The First Congregational Church of Hamilton

Praying with the Grain of the Trinity

June 16, 2024 • Dr. Adonis Vidu

The Trinity is not so much something we comprehend, but something we experience. Prayer is the intimate place where we experience the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Adonis Vidu

Andrew Mutch Distinguished Professor of Theology

Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary

The To-Do of the Church

September 1, 2024 • Pastor Kevin Baird

As we conclude our series, What We Believe, we have only scratched the surface of the depths of our faith, but I am so thankful for this season to be reminded of some of the core teachings of scripture and of our church. I am excited to join you all in worship to think about what God has given us to do as the church. We are in this together, we have good work to do, and our aim is to communicate to God and everyone else how amazing God is to, for, and with us! We will celebrate this unity and this mission as we take communion together. What a way to start September!

The Church

August 25, 2024 • Dr. Jeffrey Arthurs

We are almost done with our summer series—What We Believe—and this week we look at the doctrine of the Church. Isn’t it interesting that the Apostles’ Creed makes the Church one of the articles of the faith, alongside things like the Trinity and the sacrificial death of Jesus? “I believe in the holy, catholic Church, and the communion of saints.”

Final Judgement

August 18, 2024 • Pastor Matt Schuberth

The doctrine of Christ’s judgement can be difficult to unpack, but is crucial to the Christian worldview. It helps unveil God’s divine justice and abundant mercy for those who will believe. This doctrine also reminds Christians of their eternal hope and pressing mission at hand.