Trinity Bible Studies
Mondays, 7:00-8:15 PM
via Zoom or
Wednesdays, 3:00-4:15 PM
in the Upper Room

Our spring Bible Study, on Old Testament Characters, which will meet on Monday nights at 7 PM via Zoom and Wednesday afternoons at 3 PM in the Upper Room, begins on May 4 & 6, and will run through June 15 & 17.

Please contact the church office at office@trinpc.org if you would like to receive a Zoom invitation!

June 1 & 3 (Tappy Berge)
Esther: Saying Yes to God: Esther 4
Questions to ponder:
Mordecai asked: "And who knows but that you have come to the royal position for such a time as this?" Where has God placed you at this particular time in your life - AND - why do you think God has iplaced you there? Esther is graciously received by the king and effectively intercedes on behalf of the Jews. How can her example encourage you to make better use of the opportunities God has given you?

June 8 & 10 (Mitzi Limesand)
King Saul: Doing Almost All of God's Will: 1 Samuel 15:1-23
Questions to ponder:
What factors probably contributed to Saul's unwillingness to carry out God's explicit command? (verse 12) Why is it so difficult for Saul to realize the seriousness of his sin against God? (verses 20-21)

June 15 & 17 (Kathy Tinoco)
Achan: Sin in the Community: Joshua 7
Questions to ponder:
What happens to Joshua and the Israelites when they attempt to conquer the city of Ai, and why? Why do you think God held all of Israel responsible for the sin of one person?

May 4 & 6 (Tappy Berge)
Hannah: Praying in Pain: 1 Samuel 1
Questions to ponder:
How might you have responded to Hannah's situation? Why do you think God allows Hannah, and sometimes us, to reach a point of despair?

May 11 & 13 (Mitzi Limesand)
Samuel: Hearing God's Voice: 1 Samuel 3
Questions to ponder:
Why would God's words in verses 11-14 have been particularly hard for Samuel to hear? How does Samuel's obedience affect his relationship to God and his future ministry? (verses 19-21)

May 18 & 20 (Kathy Tinoco)
God's Spirit Unleashed!:
Acts 2:1-21
Questions to ponder:
Is this an experience that people can still relate to? If so, how might you describe the power of the Spirit unleashed in your life or in the life of the church?

May 27 (Pastor Wendy)
(No Monday Night Meeting This Week)
Tragedy, Death & Loyalty: Ruth 1
Questions to ponder:
What dangers do the women in this story face? How do they respond and find ways forward through it?

Guidelines for Participants:

  • Know that you are welcome - whether or not you have had a chance to review the scripture ahead of time.

  • Stick to the topic being discussed.

  • Anything said in the group is considered confidential and will not be discussed outside the group unless specific permission is given to do so.

  • Please listen attentively to each other and provide time for each person present to participate.

  • Expect God to teach you through the passage being discussed.

  • We will pray for each other.

Please contact the church office with any questions.