Operation SkyWatch February 14-23, 2022

In the Bible we find that Jesus Christ made His point clearly:  One day He will return—and not one human being on earth knows when that will be.  Religious fanatics make wild claims of having knowledge of the specifics of the Second Coming of the Lord.  These fanatics are causing many Christians to ignore or shy away from the good news that Jesus is coming again.

God’s Word commands us to know the signs of the times, to remain watchful, and to be ready for the coming of Christ.  The perilous times of the day, the wars and rumors of wars, the unification of world religions and the ever-growing desire for global currency leaves the child of God a “trail of breadcrumbs” that points to the fact that any moment Jesus could come, and the fact is, one day He will.

We are excited to announce a special effort to travel to Europe and the Middle East to teach and preach on location. This is a straightforward, in-depth exploration of the key biblical texts regarding the Second Coming, following Scripture, and observing current global tensions in a post 1948 World where Israel is alive and well, ever striking the pendulum of prophetic motion towards the second coming.

As we study what the Word of God says about end times, it will stir your heart with a deep desire for Christ’s return.  As we hold fast to the truth, we will be blatantly reminded by the events of the day to live expectantly until He comes again for His bride!  Join Dr. Ralph Sexton and Pastor Winston Parrish for Operation SkyWatch—

Dynamic content from:

Kyiv, Ukraine—Wars and rumors of Wars

Amsterdam, Netherlands—NATO, what it is and why it matters.

Kuwait City, Kuwait—The Gulf Cooperation Council and Israel, what’s next?

Dubai, United Arab Emirates- Abraham’s House (religion unification)

Brussels, Belgium- Antisemitism in 21st Century Europe, Why do people STILL hate The Jews? European Union and Global Currency

*Some content will be LIVE on Facebook, and some will be added to the Ralph Sexton Ministries Youtube and Website at RalphSexton.com

Pastor Winston Parrish

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The Book of Romans – Part 3 | The Epistles of The Apostle Paul

What is an Epistle?—One of the letters, written openly, adopted as books of the New Testament. Paul authored 7 canonized letters. These are the letters or epistles to Rome, Corinth, Galatia, Ephesus, Philippi, Colosse, and Thessalonica. 

What is an Apostle?—Apostle (Gk. Apostolos). Envoy, ambassador, or messenger commissioned to carry out the instructions of the commissioning agent.

Who is Paul?—This is the former Saul of Tarsus, a Jewish Rabbi of the Jewish sect of law-keeping, brilliant-minded, hard-hearted Pharisees of which we read so much of in the gospels. We learn of this man called Saul in Acts chapter 7, a man filled with rage and hate for the Christians. He hated what was being preached, so much so that he consents to the death of the first Christian martyr, a young man named Stephen.

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The Book of Romans – Part 2 | The Epistles of The Apostle Paul

What is an Epistle?—One of the letters, written openly, adopted as books of the New Testament. Paul authored 7 canonized letters. These are the letters or epistles to Rome, Corinth, Galatia, Ephesus, Philippi, Colosse, and Thessalonica. 

What is an Apostle?—Apostle (Gk. Apostolos). Envoy, ambassador, or messenger commissioned to carry out the instructions of the commissioning agent.

Who is Paul?—This is the former Saul of Tarsus, a Jewish Rabbi of the Jewish sect of law-keeping, brilliant-minded, hard-hearted Pharisees of which we read so much of in the gospels. We learn of this man called Saul in Acts chapter 7, a man filled with rage and hate for the Christians. He hated what was being preached, so much so that he consents to the death of the first Christian martyr, a young man named Stephen.

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The Blessed Life Part 5 | Authentic Christianity Series

In our first message here from the beatitudes we explored the setting and the context of the Word blessed. Makarios=happy, satisfied, inwardly content. The first beatitude was poor in spirit! Thank God that’s the starting point! We are destitute, unable to provide for ourselves. We are in complete need of everything from God spiritually. We must recognize that we do not have what we need within ourselves, our humanity is corrupt. But the story doesn’t end with our corruption as we will see. There is an escape. 

We started at the ground level with our ladder of The Beatitudes—

Rung 1- Poor In Spirit

Rung 2- Pressed In Soul

Rung 3- Patient In Strife

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Smoky Mountain Jubilee

I can’t stress enough just how important it is for God’s people to take full advantage of the God-given benefit of corporate worship, fellowship and encouragement built on God’s Word! In February, Trinity has the distinct honor to be one of the host churches for the Smoky Mountain Jubilee. This will be an incredible time of refreshment and spiritual sustenance for the entire family. Miranda and I can’t wait to see you there. Our very own Jubilee Choir will be singing, along with Amber Saunders and 11th hour.

There will be preaching by our Pastor Emeritus, Evangelist Dr. Ralph Sexton, as well as preaching by Dr. Joe Arthur and Dr. C.T. Townsend.

We will gather in beautiful Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, on February 10-11, 2022. The beautiful LeConte Center will be the new Smoky Mountain Jubilee home venue. This event is completely free as we gather to hear powerful preaching from great men of God, experience Spirit-filled worship, and enjoy great Gospel singing by amazing choirs and southern gospel group favorites.

All evening services begin with music at 6:00 PM then preaching begins at 7:00 PM. The Friday morning service begins at 10:00 AM.

No tickets or reservations are necessary; however, registration is an absolute must for adequate seating.

Call the church office at 828-254-2187 for more information or visit the Smoky Mountain Jubilee Facebook page for current updates.

Come praying, come believing and I’ll see you there!

Pastor Winston Parrish

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