Date: 03/09/2025

Location: Main Hall of Trinity Baptist Church in Renton, WA

Series: Koinonia Chat

Speakers: David Perez and Drew Tillman

In this interview, Pastor Drew interviews Pastor David about his life and ministry among the saints of Comunidad Cristiana DE Tacoma. Pastor David shares about the faithfulness of his wife to apply 1 Peter 3: 1-2 to their marriage. What hope can a Christian have if their spouse is an unbeliever? Pastor David's story offers hope through an example of patience and faithfulness within marriage. The Lord is still saving sinners today!

During the service, Pastor David faithfully exposited God's Word to the saints of TBC from Matthew 8:18-22. They discuss a little bit of the sermon and Pastor David shares many encouraging stories about the Lord's work in his life and among the local church. We hope as you listen you are encouraged by some of the Lord's work in 2025.

• Date: 03/23/2025
• Location: Main Hall of Trinity Baptist Church, in Renton WA
• Series: Koinonia Chat
• Speakers: Drew Tillman, Scott Lucky, Tyler Whitman, David Perez, and Jon Varner

In this panel, we sought to glorify Christ by adoring His Bride, learn about the church, and encourage one another.

Jon Varner serves as a pastor at Valley View Christian Church in Kent, WA. He wrote a book on prayer you can purchase on Amazon.

David Perez serves as pastor at Comunidad Cristiana de Tacoma (Christian Community of Tacoma) in Tacoma, WA.

Tyler Whitman serves as a pastor at Redeemer Bible Church in Seattle, WA.

Scott Lucky serves as a pastor at Parkway Baptist Church in Clinton, Mississippi.

Drew Tillman serves as a pastor at Trinity Baptist Church in Renton, WA.

Local churches hold a unique partnership in the gospel.

In this Koinonia Chat, Drew Tillman and Kyle Julius strive to strengthen the unity local churches have together in Christ, as they discuss how the Lord works among local churches today. As we learn about Kyle’s life and ministry among FBC Monroe we discover how Kyle was converted through a local church in New York, was mentored and called to ministry through the help of a church in the Southeast and eventually lead to pastor a church in the Pacific Northwest. Kyle says, “The energy I have is great because the Lord is the one supplying it. My desire and aspiration [for ministry]—far from waning even in the midst of difficulty, unexpected loss, and God’s painful providence in our life—if it waned then I don’t think I would be called. I’m just as zealous for the work now as I was when I got here.”

Kyle often writes articles at The Question Oak (https://kylejulius.substack.com/). You can learn more about their church at FBC Monroe (https://www.fbcmonroe.org/)

To connect with our church, visit https://www.tbcrenton.org