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Trinity Streetsville

by Trinity Church Streetsville

Season 15

Moses: A Faith that Endures | Heroes of Faith | Trinity Sermons

Life has a way of knocking us down. But faith isn’t about dodging the punches—it’s about refusing to stay down. This Sunday we’ll see how Moses got knocked down a lot too: Knocked off his throne, knocked aside by his own people, knocked out of his homeland, and even knocked into the Red Sea! Yet every time, he got back up? How?

Walking Away From God and Coming Home Again | Trinity Talks Podcast

“If you’re the kind of God that’s gonna take my mom away from me, then you can’t possibly love me.” Have you ever had a thought like that? Walked away from God because your pain is too much to take? On this episode of Trinity Talk Jenn shares her story of growing up in church and walking away after the loss of her mom. We have an honest conversation about the struggles that come with faith and grief, and wrestle with where God is in the midst of our deepest pain. Jenn talks about trying to do life without God, struggles with racism and finding strong women who continued her mother’s legacy of courage and love in her life. 0:00 Introduction 0:49 Growing Up and Learning to Follow Jesus 4:00 “Faith is My Foundation” 6:08 Walking Away in the Face of Grief 9:46 Finding a Home in Faith 11:16 God Gives Us What We Need 16:13 “My Mom Will Always Be My Hero” 21:02 Choosing Faith Everyday

Sarah - Faith that Falters | Heroes of Faith | Trinity Sermons

Hall of Fame or Hall of Shame??? Sarah is one of the most controversial inductees in the Hall of Faith (Hebrews 11). She doubted, blamed, laughed, and took matters into her own hands—hardly the resume of a faith hero. So why is she included? This Sunday, we’re digging into her story, tackling the controversy, and silencing the critics as we continue our Heroes of Faith series. If God can use Sarah, He can use us too! Don’t miss it!

Growing Through Mentorship and Ministry Skills | Trinity Talks Podcast

Looking for a place to grow in faith and learn new skills? Then you’ll want to listen in as we talk about Trinity’s Discipleship Year (DY) Program. The DY Program provides an opportunity for anyone aged 18-29 to spend a year diving into a life of faith and ministry. Johanna and Honor share their experiences of learning about Scripture, receiving mentorship and serving at the church. They share how they’ve learned practical skills in video editing, camera work, church administration, live streaming, social media, hospitality and more. They also share about the impact that this program has had on their faith and why you should consider joining. To learn more about the Discipleship Year Program visit our website: https://www.trinitystreetsville.org/discipleship-year

Abraham - Faith that Trusts | Heroes of Faith | Trinity Sermons

In the Hockey Hall of Fame, there’s no debate—Wayne Gretzky is "The Great One." His records, influence, and legacy set him apart as the greatest hockey player of all time. But in Hebrews 11 - the Hall of Faith - there’s another Great One: Abraham. Why is Abraham called “the Father of Faith”? This Sunday, we’ll explore how he followed God, trusted His promises, and walked by faith - even when the path was unclear. And just as Abraham’s faith shaped history, it has the power to shape ours as well.

The Power of Praying Together | Trinity Talks

We know that prayer is important, but it can also be really hard. What are we supposed to say? How are we supposed to pray? And does prayer really make a difference? In this week’s episode of Trinity Talks, Kylah sits down with some of those who organized Trinity’s Week of Prayer to talk about why we set aside a week to pray together. We talk about different ways to pray, the value of praying in community, and how prayer has shaped each of our lives. We also dive into themes of hope and despair as we discuss N.T. Wright’s book “Surprised by Hope”, what it means to pray for God’s kingdom to come on earth as it is in heaven, and what role we have to play in that. Links mentioned in the video: Week of Prayer at Trinity: https://www.trinitystreetsville.org/week-of-prayer-2025 Orthodox Meme Squad Creation Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8K7ZVpH31D4&t=1s

Noah - A Faith that Floats | Heroes of Faith | Trinity Sermons

Feeling adrift? Join us this Sunday as we continue our teaching series "Heroes of Faith" by learning from Noah how to develop a faith that floats over the challenges of life, and ultimately how to climb aboard the ultimate ark - Jesus.

Fostering Friendship and Faith Through ESL | Trinity Talks

.Struggling to fit in in a new place? That struggle can be even more challenging when the new place comes with a new language. This week we sit down with leaders in Trinity’s English as a Second Language Program to talk about how this important ministry creates space not just for learning English, but also for growing deeper in friendships and faith. We talk about how the ESL program got started, how it continued through the COVID-19 pandemic, and what the program looks like today. We also dive into some stories of community and connection including how ESL creates an opportunity to share the love of Jesus across cultural and ethnic boundaries. 0:00 Introduction 1:11 Getting Started in ESL 6:57 What does ESL look like at Trinity? 11:25 Building Friendships By Learning Together 17:46 Introducing Faith Through ESL 20:05 Expressing Faith Through ESL 25:12 Sharing Stories from Trinity’s ESL Program

Enoch - Faith that Walks | Heroes of Faith | Trinity Sermons

Superheroes come with all kinds of powers—lifting locomotives, leaping tall buildings, or racing faster than the wind. Enoch’s superpower? Walking. It might not sound flashy, but walking with God is one of the most heroic and transformative things we can do—and it’s not as easy as it sounds. Join us as we continue our Heroes of Faith series, exploring the life of Enoch, the man who walked so closely with God that he skipped death itself. Let’s discover what his story teaches us about living a life of faith!

Camp, Calling and Kid's Ministry | Trinity Talks

What’s it like to work in children’s ministry? What does it mean to feel called to ministry? This week on Trinity Talks we welcome Megan White, Trinity’s new Children’s Ministry Director. Megan shares about her faith journey, meeting Jesus through the love and kindness of camp counsellors, her baptism, and her passion for discipleship with kids and families. We talk about what it feels like to be called to ministry, how we sometimes resist that call, but how God is ultimately trustworthy to equip us for every good work. Megan’s passion for kid’s ministry is clear and we can’t wait to see what God has in store for us in this new season. 0:00 Introduction 0:58 Meet Megan White 1:59 Meeting Jesus at Camp 5:04 Sensing God’s Call to Ministry 7:47 Partnering with God in Ministry 10:15 The Beauty of Baptism 11:42 Working in Kid’s Ministry 15:45 Diving Deep Into the Bible 17:22 Welcoming Megan to Trinity

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