Sunday, November 8, 2026 Celebrate Men’s Day

Celebrate Men’s Day at Trinity Baptist Church of San Mateo on November 8, 2026. Join us for inspiring messages, uplifting worship, fellowship, and a celebration of faith and brotherhood.

Sunday, November 8, 2026 : Men’s Ministry Annual Day 

Trinity Baptist Church of San Mateo will observe Men’s Ministry Annual Day during our 10:00 AM Worship Service. This special service will honor the men of our church for their faith, service, leadership, and commitment to God, family, church, and community.

Saturday, November 21, 2026 : Women’s Ministry Annual Prayer Breakfast

The Women’s Ministry of Trinity Baptist Church of San Mateo invites you to join us for our Annual Prayer Breakfast. This blessed gathering will be a time of prayer, fellowship, encouragement, and spiritual renewal as we come together in faith.

Wednesday in the word.

HOPE CALMS THE UNCERTAINTY OF TOMORROW

Everything is worthless when compared with the infinite value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have discarded everything else, counting it all as loss, so that I could gain Christ.

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GOD’S LOVING GRACE

No one is ever outside of God’s grace. Yet, there are times when we may not be fully aware of this incredible gift. It is only through God’s grace that our hearts are awakened to its presence, and in our acceptance of this gift, we can respond with sincerity: “Good morning, I am yours, God.”

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A NEW CREATION: GOD IS STILL MAKING ME

One of the most beautiful promises of the Christian faith is that God does not require us to remain who we used to be. When we come to Christ, God begins a transforming work in us. We may still remember our past, but our past no longer defines our future. Paul tells us, “If anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come.” Notice he says Anyone.

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FAITHFULLY EMBRACE GOD’S PRESENCE

The Jordan River powerful symbolic meanings in the Bible. It is a boundary and a crossing point, a metaphor for spiritual rebirth and salvation, and a source of holy water. Perhaps you think about John the Baptist — baptizing new believers and the importance of Jesus’ baptism as an inauguration into his ministry. Jesus himself came to John at the Jordan River (Mark 1:9) — not to show repentance but to fully identify with us and “to fulfill all righteousness” (Matthew 3:15). What comes to your mind when you think of the Jordan River? The Jordan River represents an opportunity you have before you. Your own “Jordan” lies ahead, signifying that change is inevitable–even when certain obstacles may seem insurmountable.

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COURAGE WHEN LIFE IS DIFFICULT

There are times in life when courage does not mean that we are not afraid. What do you do when you know that you have to keep going, but you don’t feel strong enough to take another step? That’s when courage means that we refuse to allow fear to have the final word. Courage is not the absence of fear. Courage is moving forward because you know God is with you!

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