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Trinity Streetsville

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Season 24

Hidden Training with Huge Results | Trinity Sermons

In the 90s everyone wanted to “Be Like Mike.” Kids tried to copy Michael Jordan’s moves, but almost none of them became like Mike. In the same way, our attempts to "Be Like Jesus" also often fall short. Why? It all comes down to practice! This Sunday we’ll explore the importance of spiritual practices and how daily spiritual habits, over time, help us to live like Jesus.

Why Is the Bible So Hard to Understand? (And How to Actually Get It) | Trinity Talks Podcast

Sometimes reading the Bible is a struggle. It’s confusing, it’s long, and it can seem so disconnected from my real life. So why even try? And, if I do want to try, where should I start? Tune in for a podcast tackling all of these challenges as we share our own struggles and some helpful tips for reading the Bible. Navigating the tension between academic understanding and spiritual mystery, we talk about all of the ways that we’ve learned to read the Bible and the helpful resources we’ve found along the way. Whether you’re tired of old ways of reading, you’ve never read the Bible before, or you’re just feeling lost and confused, this conversation is for you. We Talk About: Learning to Read the Bible Frustration with the Bible How the Bible is Structured Genres in the Bible The Importance of Context Ways of Reading Struggling to Make Time for the Bible Accepting Mystery and Discomfort

Why Most People Read the Bible Wrong | Kristen Deede John | Trinity Sermons

Many Christians read Scripture regularly — yet still feel stuck, confused, or unchanged. In this message, we explore how the Bible is meant to shape us, not just inform us, and why how we read Scripture matters just as much as that we read it. Through Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness, Kristen Deede Johnson (Principal of Wycliffe College) shares how Scripture forms our imagination, transforms our thinking, and reshapes our daily lives. We’ll unpack how Jesus used God’s Word, why context matters, and how the Bible fits into the larger story of God’s redemption — so that we can learn to read Scripture in a way that truly transforms us.

How do Christians Pray? And Why? | Trinity Talks Podcast

Prayer is talking with God, but how do we actually do that? In this podcast we unpack what prayer actually is, how we do it, and what inspires our prayers. We look at models of prayer in the Bible and throughout history and reflect on ACTS as a structure for our own prayers. We also talk about how Christian prayer differs from Muslim prayers and the ways that God invites us to come at any time with all our concerns, even when it feels like we don’t have the right words. Whether you have been praying for your whole life, or you’ve never done it before, tune in to explore this important practice and gain insight that will help you deepen your connection with God. In this Podcast We Talk About: What is prayer? Models for Prayer Finding Structure for Our Prayers Praying for the World Praying for Ourselves How God Meets Us in Prayer Practical Tips for Praying

Follow Me: The Radical Invitation of Jesus | Trinity Sermons

Everyone is following something. A career. A dream. A set of expectations. But Jesus said “Follow me.” This Sunday, we explore what it meant to follow a rabbi in Jesus’ day - and what it means to follow Jesus today. Jesus didn't come to show us the WAY to heaven, but to give us a new WAY of life.

Formed | Ash Wednesday 2026 | Trinity Sermons

Who or what is shaping your life? Every day we are being formed - by culture, habits, relationships, and the stories we believe. But Jesus invites us into a different kind of formation. Join us tonight as we place ourselves in the Potter’s hands and begin the journey of intentional spiritual formation. In addition to marking Ash Wednesday, we are also beginning our new teaching series - This is the Way - learning to be shaped in the way of Jesus.

Season 23

Why Young Adults Leave Church (And What Helps) | Trinity Talks Podcast

The world is full of negativity and stress, especially for young adults. This group of friends is doing something about it - building a community of fun, compassion, and faith that carries them through the hard times. On this podcast, they share about starting a new young adults ministry at Trinity and how they support one another through pool parties, games nights, and deep conversations. Through busy lives and conflicting ideas of Christianity, young adults are coming together to encourage each other, and remember that they are not alone. Whether you are a young adult or not, tune in for a conversation full of laughter and hope even as we unpack the stress and challenges of life in 2026. In this podcast we talk about: What young adult ministry looks like How to start a new ministry Vulnerability and Connection Dealing with Negativity Building A Community Together Christianity’s Bad Rep Social Media Hustle Culture

Surprise Witness | Trinity Sermons

Just when you think the case is closed, a new witness takes the stand. In the story of Naaman, the real hero isn’t the powerful general, the prophet, or even the miracle, it's... a surprise witness! Join us this Sunday as we explore how God works through overlooked people, quiet courage, and the miracle of mercy.

What Black Christians Want You To Know | Trinity Talks Podcast

From slavery to social media, racism is still impacting the world today. In this podcast, two Black Christians share their experience with racism, culture and finding community. We talk about Caribbean-Canadian culture and the importance of clothing, music and role models for Black people today. We unpack the pain that comes with experiences of systemic racism and in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death. Jen shares the history behind some important songs with roots in the slave trade and Kerlan opens up about how the church provided healing during the low points of his life. Tune in for a rich conversation about faith, race and how to get through the rough patches together. In This Podcast We Talk About: Growing Up in St Vincent Diversity in the Church What to Wear to Church The Importance of Role Models What Racism Looks Like Today Being a Caring Community Cultural Importance of Music Music During The Slave Trade Diversity in Black Culture

4 Proofs You’ve Truly Been Changed by God

If you were on trial for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? Many people encounter God - but not everyone is transformed. This Sunday, we continue our sermon series, Filed Away: The Case of Naaman, as we go looking for the smoking gun - the irrefutable evidence that someone hasn’t just encountered God, but has truly been changed by grace.

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