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How Real Faith Grows | Trinity Talks Podcast

How can I share my faith? Why should I even try? Faith is like a chain - each link is connected to the next. Whether you’re the first one in your family to believe, or you come from generations of Christians, we can’t follow Jesus alone. Drawing on Deuteronomy 6, this podcast unpacks how faith gets passed from one person to another in ordinary moments and intentional reminders. We talk about the people and resources that have shaped our faith and the ways that we’re sharing our faith with others. We also talk about the importance of setting up habits and visual cues to remind us of God’s faithfulness in our darkest moments. If you’re looking to strengthen your connection to God and others, or if you just have questions about how to share your faith - this podcast is for you.

Practical Tips for Becoming More Generous | Trinity Sermons

Modern farmers want to be efficient, harvesting down to the last kernel. But, God commanded Israel not to harvest every last corner of the field. The edges were to be left for the poor, the immigrant, and the vulnerable. This week, Mike Messenger explores how generosity was never meant to be an optional extra, but something built into the very way God’s people live. The field was never entirely theirs - and what God places in our hands is still meant to bless our neighbours.

How to Find Your People | Trinity Talks Podcast

Life is hard, especially when you’re all alone. Here’s how to make things a little easier, with some help from friends. In this podcast we unpack why life is better together, but how it’s also more messy and at times uncomfortable. We talk about how other people are the cause of our greatest joys and deepest pains and share some tips for finding your core friends. We also talk about how to build communities that share all of life together, offering practical support when it’s needed most, not just trite advice. Drawing on Ecclesiastes 4, we see how Christ brings us all together, despite our flaws and differences, in a community of love and support that we all need. Whether you’re feeling isolated or just looking for ways to deepen your relationships, you won’t want to miss this podcast.

How to Pass On Your Faith | Trinity Sermons

On a family farm, one generation works alongside the next generation. Some wisdom cannot be learned from a textbook—it must be passed from life to life. The same is true of faith. This Sunday, we’ll explore how faith is sown into future generations and how God carries the gospel forward through parents, mentors, friends, youth leaders, and the whole family of faith—generation to generation.

How Spiritual Gifts Really Work | Trinity Talks Podcast

You have something important to contribute, even if you don’t know it yet. Listen in to learn how to discover your skills and gifts. In this podcast about spiritual gifts we unpack what they are, how we discover them and how we use them to create positive change. Drawing on 1 Corinthians 12, we talk about what it means for the church to be one body with many parts and how we sometimes fail to recognize the value of each person. Most importantly, we reflect on how God powers all of our gifts and efforts, allowing us to keep serving even when it gets hard. Whether you are looking for encouragement, practical advice about how to find your gifts, or ways to get others involved in serving, this conversation is for you.

Why We Need Each Other | Trinity Sermons

In a world of loneliness and individualism, real community is rare. But it's also one of the most important things you can build. No farmer truly farms alone—and neither do we. As they say, "many hands make light work!" This Sunday, we’ll explore Ecclesiastes 4 and discover why shared work, helping hands, and faithful presence matter so deeply in the Christian life. Come and be reminded that we are stronger together!

Understanding Evil: Why Bad Things Happen | Trinity Talks Podcast

Why do bad things happen to good people? From looking for blame to trying quick fixes and taking responsibility for our own mistakes, this podcast unpacks all the strategies we use to understand why bad things happen and points us to the real cause of evil in the world. Using the parable of the wheat and weeds from Matthew 13 as a starting point, we explore what Jesus has to say about the reason for evil and the best ways to deal with it. Accepting the world as it is, refusing to judge others based on their actions, and choosing hope might sound crazy, but what if those are actually the ways that we can survive in the midst of hopeless situations? Whether you are trying to answer life’s biggest questions or just trying to make it through your day, tune in for a conversation filled with hopeful answers to hard questions and tips for beating the blame game.

The Power and the Purpose | Trinity Sermons

On the farm, the tractor provides the power, and the implements do the particular work: plowing, planting, cultivating, hauling, and more. This Sunday we will learn how the Christian life depends on both the power of the Holy Spirit and the particular gifts God gives to each person. The church is not meant to run on human strength alone. As Scripture reminds us: “Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit.”

A Grief Survival Guide for Your Darkest Days | Trinity Talks Podcast

Whether it’s through death or life circumstances, loss is overwhelming and it changes everything. Hear these honest stories of losing a spouse, a child and parents as three folks share how they got through some of the darkest times in their lives and now want to support others in their grief. We unpack the unique impact of each loss including the missed opportunities, losing faith, and dealing with “grief brain”. We also talk about the practical support that people need in the midst of their grief, what not to say, and how to practice self-care when you don’t even feel like getting off the couch. Whether you are dealing with grief or you know someone who is, tune in for an honest conversation about the real impact of loss and the real hope that we can find on the other side.

The Enemy in the Field | Trinity Sermons

A farm is a place of growth — but also a place of loss. This week we’ll explore one of Jesus’ most honest parables about evil, suffering, judgment, and hope. Why are there weeds in God’s good field? And what do we do when something goes wrong despite our best efforts?

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