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New Members Class
Our 2-week New Members Class begins February 28 during the first service in room 301. Join us to learn more about becoming part of the TBC family

Baptism
We're scheduling our next Sunday morning baptism for March 7th. If you are considering following the Lord in believer's baptism, please contact Pastor Jeff about this exciting opportunity.

Palm Sunday
On March 28, Palm Sunday the worship ministry will be presenting the worship musical "3:16", which is based on the book by Max Lucado. We are looking for singers to participate in this project. Even if you cannot commit to an entire choir season, we would love for you to come and sing and worship with us for this project. The choir rehearses each Wednesday evening at 7:00 in the choir room. If you have any questions, please see or call Pastor Mark Jones (mjones@trinitybiblechurch.com) or Ed Czarnecki (Edzoo77@sbcglobal.net).

Women's Ministry Bible Studies
We start in September with new choices of classes, days and times! Come to the atrium for an information sheet. Classes include: Esther – a Beth Moore study, For Women Only, andA Woman After God's Own Heart....learn more

Ironworks’ Weekly Men’s Discipleship Forum
Ironworks' Men's Discipleship Forum meets every Thursday morning at 6:30 for breakfast and discipleship. The current study: Men:  Can You Defend Your Faith? ...learn more

Men’s Retreat coming in April
Men – mark your calendar for our annual Men’s Retreat April 16 – 18, 2010 at Rockin’ C Ranch in Lindale.

Graham Cracker Express Preschool
The 2010-2011 School Year:
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Zone 56
This is held the second Saturday of each month (September through May) from 6:30P.M. to 8:30P.M. in Fellowship Hall. This is a great time of fellowship, snacks, Bible Study and games for 5th and 6th grade students and their friends who enjoy this fun ministry that helps them transition into Youth Ministry.

Story N More
Starting in September at 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. in Fellowship Hall, bring your children to hear a great story which will include a visit to the library!

TBC Youth Group disbanded indefinitely...learn more

Youth Ministry Parent’s Email List
If you have a student in the youth ministry and would like to receive periodic updates regarding the youth ministry...learn more

Passover Seder, March 27
Passover is a holiday that remembers God’s deliverance of his people from slavery in Egypt Jewish people have been celebrating it for millennia. In order to understand this Jewish holidays, the implications of it for our faith, and how it points to Christ as the ultimate Passover lamb, make sure you attend this event. Oh, and this is an inter-generational event so you have to bring an adult from TBC you want to get to know better. Cost for you and your guest is $10. Be watching for more specific details!

Garage Sale, April 24
The youth ministry will be having another garage sale to help raise funds for some much needed youth ministry gear. If you are cleaning out your garage or just have stuff you want to get rid of, we would be happy to take it off your hands!  If you have large items and need help transporting them, call Brian at 214-629-8714. We will begin accepting donations on Sunday, March 21 and will stop accepting donations after April 18. (All donations are tax-deductible.)

Worship Service	9:00
Worship Service	10:45
Adult and Children Bible Classes	9:00 & 10:45
Berean	9:00
Logos	9:00
The Well	10:45
Koinonia	10:45
Kaleo	10:45
Spanish Bible Study	10:45
Real Life - College Students	10:45
Sr. High Warehouse	10:45
Jr. High Warehouse	10:45

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Our Vision Statement
“TBC exists to build a community of maturing followers of Jesus Christ.”Vision Series - Audio
Part 1
Part 2
VIsion Summary - Text
20 Strategic Goals

Our Mission Statement:
“We seek to fulfill our vision by equipping followers of Jesus Christ to live Biblically in outreach, in corporate and personal worship, and in life-changing relationships."

 

“What you ‘talking ‘bout Willis?” I used to love hearing Gary Coleman in his character as Arnold Drummond on the sitcom “Different Strokes” say that when his brother Wills would say something that seemed outlandish and made no sense to him at all.

Have you ever felt like saying that to someone who requested something of you beyond your means or reasonable ability? Have you ever felt like saying that to God? Or like someone once said after hearing God tell them to do something, “is there anyone else up there?”

There are a few godly men throughout history that probably felt like saying that.
Think of Noah: It had never in all of history rained. God told him to build an ark, because it was going to rain. Noah’s response: “Noah did everything just as God commanded him. (Genesis 6:22)
Think of Moses: God said, “Raise your staff and stretch out your hand over the sea to divide the water (Exodus 14:16) Moses response: “Then Moses stretched out his hand over the sea.” (Exodus 14:21)
Think about Joshua: God told him to march around a fortified city, blow trumpets and shout, and that when they did they’d have victory. Joshua’s response, he obeyed God. (Joshua 6:1-27)

Each of these men had faith, not in their circumstances, but in the God over the circumstance. Not in their ability but in his ability.

Faith enables us to reach above what we see and sets us on the field with God’s perspective. However, faith without works and faith without obedience is no faith at all.

“Faith and obedience are bound up in the same bundle.
He that obeys God, trusts God; and he that trusts God,
Obeys God,”     Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892)

Father asks us to serve Him today and each day, moment by moment, choice by choice with our “everythingness”!

Today, this new day, may we worship Him by proclaiming that He’s worthy, by doing as Mary, the mother of Jesus said to the servants at the wedding at Cana, “Do whatever He tells you!” (John 2:5)

“You just think about Noah toting’ his umbrella when there wasn’t
a cloud in the sky. All his neighbors would laugh at his pet giraffe
And they would snicker as he passed by.
But the Lord said, “Hey Noah, be cool, just keep building’ that boat;
It’s just a matter of time ‘til they see who’d gonna float.
You just keep doin’ your best and pray that it’s blessed,
Hey Noah, I’ll take care of the rest.”   (Keith Green)

Trusting Him with you because He’s worthy,

Mark Jones
Worship Pastor