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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.

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’...

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.

You might think that baptism is all about saying yes to God, but what if it’s really about how God has already said yes to you? In this podcast we share our stories of deciding to be baptized and how those moments shaped our lives and faith. Baptism isn’t for perfect people and it doesn’t make us perfect, we will continue to mess things up (Brittan even got into a fight). But together we share how...

What happens when money, power, and success still aren’t enough? The story of Naaman (2 Kings 5) answers two timeless questions: Why do people seek God—and how do they actually find Him? Discover the truth about faith, salvation, grace, and finding God in your life. Through Naaman’s journey, we learn that our deepest need isn’t wealth, status, or achievements—it’s a personal relationship with God,...

Diversity is a growing fact in Canada, but are churches keeping up? From hidden layers of culture to navigating difference and discomfort, learn how curiosity helps us grow in intercultural competency. In this podcast, Dorothy Pang from the Tyndale Intercultural Ministry Centre shares about her life and work helping church leaders work through cultural differences to better reflect the beautiful d...

What if the Church isn’t just called to welcome the nations—but to be sent to them? This Sunday, we close our Cross Culture series with guest preacher Dorothy Pang from Tyndale’s Intercultural Ministries Centre. We’ll explore how God’s mission reshapes our identity—and challenges our assumptions about who belongs. In a multicultural, post-Christian Canada, this is more than a message. It’s a calli...

How important is faith to friendship? And is it possible to be friends even if we have different religions? Can Christians and Muslims really work together? In this podcast we talk about what it looks like to practice curiosity and hospitality across cultural and religious barriers. Alexander Lee, a PhD student at Fuller and Intercultural Leadership Consultant at the Tyndale Intercultural Ministry...

What if the people you least expect—outsiders, the lowly, or those from other cultures—could teach you the deepest truths about God? In this video, we explore the nativity story in a fresh way—through the eyes of the Magi, the shepherds, and Mary herself—and uncover how God speaks through surprising people, cultures, and experiences. From cross-cultural nativity scenes in Peru, the Philippines, an...

Stories and advice to grow your cross-cultural awareness. Travel opens our eyes to the diversity of cultures, practices and beliefs that exist across the world. But how do we navigate those differences and honour them all without losing ourselves? In this podcast, we share our experiences travelling the world and working across cultures. We talk about our monocultural childhoods and the surprises,...

Diversity in the church creates many tensions, but can it also create something beautiful? The early church wrestled with how to bridge the cultural divide between Jews and Gentiles and they found their way forward in Ephesus. Today, we're facing an Ephesian moment of our own as many nations, cultures and languages come together in the church. What does the early church have to teach us about how...

From Dubai to Mississauga, diverse cultures and languages shape our faith. In this podcast, three people share their stories of immigration and church around the world. From one Trinity church with 120 different congregations to another Trinity church thousands of kilometers away, Christianity is full of diverse expressions of faith in many languages, music styles and Bible translations. Pradeep,...

This sermon launches Trinity’s Cross Culture series by exploring God’s heart for culture, identity, and diversity. Tracing the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, it shows that a multicultural people of God was always Plan A, not an afterthought. Centered on the story of the Magi, the message highlights unity without uniformity and challenges the church to live out God’s multicolored vision today.

Looking for space to ask questions and make friends? These young adults found that and more as part of the Discipleship Year program at Trinity. In this podcast we sit down to talk about their experience so far including the ways that they are being transformed. From exploring spiritual practices like Sabbath and scripture meditation to learning the power of vulnerability and confession, these you...

It’s been said that “all you need is love”, but what is love? Love is cinnamon hearts, shared meals, cozy nights in and crazy family road trips. But love is also more than that, it’s not just a feeling it’s a principle that we express even when the people we’re faced with seem unlovable. In this podcast we break down what love really is, what it looks like, and what motivates us to love others. We...

This Sunday we look at the most famous—and most flawed—name in Jesus’ family tree: King David. David broke nearly every promise he ever made—but God never broke His. Join us as we explore how God’s unconditional promise to David points to the even greater promise fulfilled in Jesus.

Be joyful in all circumstances? That sounds impossible. Can we really experience joy in every situation? That’s one of the questions we wrestle with in this podcast. We also ask, how is joy different from happiness? Is joy always an explosive feeling of good vibes? And how can we become more joyful people? Light the advent candle of joy with us and settle in more a conversation filled with laughte...

Many of us carry invisible labels—failure, unfaithful, addict, hypocrite, outsider. Rahab carried a label too… and yet she ends up in the family tree of Jesus. How? Why? And what does that mean for your story?

We all want peace, but do we know what that really means? In a world of conflict and consumerism, it seems that peace is always for sale but never achieved. In this podcast we continue our advent reflections and talk about what peace really is, what it’s not, and how we can find it. From an internal peace that protects your mind to an external peace that ends war, we wrestle with all of it. We als...

Think your family has issues? Meet Judah—liar, seller-of-brothers, moral disaster… and great-grandfather of Jesus. Why would God choose someone like him? The answer is the heart of Christmas.

What is hope? Can we even be hopeful when the world is falling apart? On this podcast we explore the many meanings of hope from fleeting optimism to a sustaining, long-term sense of possibility. We talk about the ways that hope improves our mental health and resilience and ways that we can practice hope in our everyday lives, no matter what we’re facing. Tune in to learn how to stay hopeful in dar...

There's more than one way to tell the Christmas story! Matthew doesn't begin with shepherds or angels or innkeepers. Instead he starts with a list of all the messy, embarrassing, and disappointing names in Jesus' family tree. Why start there?

How do you transform a community? One generous act at a time. On this podcast we talk about overcoming poverty through the power of choice and costly generosity. Kylah and Scott talk about their passion for seeing local churches transformed through getting outside their walls and serving their neighbours. Scott Cochrane shares what he’s learned from his decades of experience in global church leade...

Stocks rise, markets fall… but God’s Economy? That’s where abundance multiplies, fear shrinks, and generosity grows. As we finish our series A Generous Life, guest preacher, Scott Cochrane, shows us an economy where the interest rate is grace, the currency is generosity, and the return is out of this world!

What does a Bishop actually do? How do you become a Bishop? Bishop Andrew Asbil shares his experience serving in the Diocese of Toronto, finding joy in worship, navigating conflict and Covid-19, and his vision of a 300 year plan for the church. On this podcast we also talk about the value of diversity in the Anglican church, and how even small parishes can have a big impact for God’s kingdom. Tune...