Are you tired of the deconstruction yet?

The tearing down of truth.
The confusion of good and evil.
The loss of reverence, worship, doctrine, family, holiness, beauty, and order.
The empty promises of the modern world have left many souls weary, restless, and spiritually homeless.

The Scripture says:

And God gives the answer:

There is an answer to the deconstruction.

We must be renewed in our commitment to follow Christ.

We must rediscover the ancient faith once for all delivered unto the saints.

We must revive our love for the True, the Good, and the Beautiful.

We must recover Christian doctrine, worship, discipline, family, and practice.

We must reform our ways according to the Word of God.

We must restore truth and tradition if we are going to see transformation.

But for that to happen, we must wake up.

Not merely complain.
Not merely watch the ruins spread.
Not merely mourn what has been lost.

We must wake up, repent, return, worship, rebuild, and follow Christ.

Therefore God says:

The Christian life was never meant to be lived alone, detached from the Church, separated from Word and Sacrament, or disconnected from the gathered people of God.

The Scripture commands us:

Come worship and serve the Lord with us as we rebuild the foundations here in Camby, Indiana.

Come hear the Word of God.
Come pray with the saints.
Come confess the ancient faith.
Come to the Table of the Lord.
Come and join us in the work of rediscovering, recovering, and rebuilding.

Holy Trinity Reformed Church
7542 E Landersdale Road
Camby, Indiana 46113
www.reformedholytrinity.org

Divine Services:
Sunday School – 9:30 am
Sunday Worship – 10:30 am
Wednesday Evening Prayer – 7:00 pm

"We, then, following the holy Fathers, all with one consent, teach men to confess one and the same Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, the same perfect in Godhead and also perfect in manhood; truly God and truly man, of a reasonable[1] soul and body; consubstantial with the Father according to the Godhead, and consubstantial with us according to the Manhood; in all things like unto us, without sin; begotten before all ages of the Father according to the Godhead, and in these latter days, for us and for our salvation, born of the Virgin Mary, the God-bearer,[56] according to the Manhood; one and the same Christ, Son, Lord, Only-begotten, to be acknowledged in two natures, inconfusedly, unchangeably, indivisibly, inseparably; the distinction of natures being by no means taken away by the union, but rather the property of each nature being preserved, and concurring in one Person and one Subsistence, not parted or divided into two persons, but one and the same Son, and only begotten, God the Word, the Lord Jesus Christ, as the prophets from the beginning have declared concerning Him, and the Lord Jesus Christ Himself has taught us, and the Creed of the holy Fathers has handed down to us."

1. Or "rational
2. τῆς θεοτόκου [Theotokos], sometimes rendered “Mother of God.”

The Assuredly Controversies (Parts 54–56 of The Word Made Flesh Series) confront one of the most difficult and often ignored teachings of our Lord in John 5:25–29:

In this three-part series, we refuse to soften, explain away, or ignore the words of Christ. Instead, we take them seriously—because Jesus means exactly what He says.

Part One exposes the problem: modern Christianity has reduced the Gospel into a shallow, passive faith—what is often called easy-believism—that claims Christ but resists transformation. The result is a generation unprepared to understand the fullness of salvation and unable to reconcile Christ’s clear teaching on judgment according to works.

Part Two intensifies the tension by pressing into the reality of man’s condition: “There is none who does good.” By nature, we are dead in sin, corrupt in heart, and already condemned. Yet, the good news of the Gospel is not merely that God declares sinners righteous—but that He redeems, restores, and re-creates, making sinners new in Christ.

Part Three brings resolution by recovering the full doctrine of salvation—justification and sanctification. Justification declares us righteous through faith in Christ alone. Sanctification, by the power of the Holy Spirit, makes us righteous, infusing grace, subduing sin, and producing true holiness. This is the missing key to understanding Christ’s words.

This series calls the Church to reject reductionism and return to the ancient, biblical, and confessional faith—a faith that does not begin and end with belief, but continues in transformation and ends in glory.

Because the truth remains: 

And the voice that will one day raise the dead is the same voice calling you now.

Twelve years ago, Holy Trinity Reformed Church was planted with one clear purpose: to proclaim the Lordship of Jesus Christ, to recover the ancient faith, and to build a faithful church in south-central Indiana.

We invite you to join us for our 12th Anniversary Service, where we will give thanks for God’s faithfulness, celebrate His work among us, and renew our commitment to Christ and His kingdom.

Our worship is reverent, liturgical, Scripture-saturated, and centered on Word and Sacrament. Our community is covenantal, intergenerational, and counter-cultural, seeking to build strong families, strong faith, and a strong witness in the world.

In an age of confusion and compromise, Holy Trinity Reformed Church is committed to standing firm in the truth, goodness, and beauty of historic Christianity. If you are searching for depth, stability, and orthodoxy—if you long for worship that is reverent and sacred—if you desire a church that proclaims the whole counsel of God without compromise—then Holy Trinity is the home you have been looking for.

Join us as we give thanks for twelve years of God’s grace and look forward to the future with faith and courage.

The Church has been deconstructed. In the West, what once stood firm as the center of faith and life has been torn down by the false promises of modernity, secularism, and shallow religion. Many churches today have abandoned the pure preaching of God’s Word, the right administration of the Sacraments, and the practice of loving discipline. Worship has become entertainment, truth has been watered down, and the mission of Christ’s Church has been replaced by the trends of the age.

At Holy Trinity Reformed Church, we believe God has called us to be a faithful outpost in this time of great apostasy. We are seeking revival, reformation, and restoration of the ancient faith once for all delivered to the saints (Jude 3). With the Bible as our final authority, we gladly walk in the guidance of the historic Church, the Church Fathers, and the classical theology of the Reformation. We stand in continuity with the faith of Clement, Ambrose, Basil, Luther, and Calvin, who proclaimed Christ with courage and clarity in their generations.

Our worship is rooted in the Word of God, shaped by the ancient and Reformed tradition, and focused entirely on the glory of God. Each Lord’s Day we gather to hear the Scriptures preached, confess our sins and receive Christ’s pardon, sing Psalms and hymns, and partake of the Lord’s Supper as Christ has commanded. Here, we seek to live as the communion of saints—bound together by faith, united in love, and strengthened by the grace of Jesus Christ.

We are also striving to be an Evangelistic church. Christ has called His people to be salt and light and to make the world Christian, and we desire to see our community transformed by the power of the Gospel. In a culture that has lost its foundations, we labor to rebuild on the sure cornerstone of Jesus Christ. By teaching the Scriptures, caring for the needy, and proclaiming the ancient Gospel, we aim to bear witness to the truth and beauty of the Kingdom of God.

If you are longing for what is biblical, authentic, and ancient—if you desire worship that is holy, reverent, and true—we invite you to join us. Holy Trinity Reformed Church is not perfect, but we are committed to following Christ and contending earnestly for the faith in our time. Together, by God’s grace, we seek to rebuild the ruins and shine as a light in the darkness.