Personal God in an Impersonal World

Jun 15, 2025 • The Rev. Trent Pettit

In an age of disconnection, distraction, and curated spiritualities, what we’re truly longing for is not just community—but communion with the living God.

This Trinity Sunday sermon reflects on the deep human desire to be known, to matter, and to belong—and the scandalous Christian claim that God has not left us to find our way alone. Through the gift of the Spirit, God has come close. He has made Himself known—not as an idea or a distant power, but as a personal presence who loves, speaks, and saves.

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