David Rose

Your Sin Will Find You Out
Why does God pour out judgment on sin? And why does the same God send Jesus to rescue sinners? In this message, Pastor David Rose unpacks three important truths.

O Worship the King: Worship from the Other Side of the Struggle
Is your life harder than you expected? The first readers of Revelation knew that well. Facing Roman persecution, many lost their lives because they stayed faithful through the worst. In Revelation 14 and 15, we see why Jesus was worth it. Watch or listen in as Senior Pastor David Rose helps us see why the…


Celestial Halftime Show: The Two Witnesses of Revelation 11
What does it look like to carry a message that is sweet to you and bitter to the world? Senior Pastor David Rose walked us through four truths from chapter Revelation 10-11.

Hook ’em Horns
In Revelation 8-9, John hears seven trumpets sound over a world already falling apart. Pastor David Rose walks through what they teach us.

Let’s Get Ready to Rumble
Revelation 6 ends asking who is able to stand. Chapter 7 answers it. Pastor David Rose on the seals, the sealed, and why repentance cannot wait for later.

Labor Way Weekend
Pastor David Rose unpacks 1 Corinthians 11 to show why the Lord’s Table is the church’s most powerful statement about unity. When divisions creep in—cliques, factions, favoritism—the Table calls us back.

A Church for the Next Century
What makes a church ready for the next hundred years? Pastor David Rose challenges Trinity to look back at the first-century church in Acts, where believers lived with courage, spoke truth, and walked in devotion.

Saving the Worst for Last
In Revelation 3:14-22, Christ addresses the church in Laodicea with a hard truth: they are lukewarm, self-satisfied, and unaware of their spiritual poverty. But He doesn't leave them (or us) without hope.
Renovation Destination
What do you do when you're small, weak, and surrounded by opposition? The church in Philadelphia faced exactly this. In this message, Senior Pastor David Rose talks about what it means to have an open door only Christ can close, and how enduring faith leads to eternal reward.