Trinity New York Podcast

In Re: Joy, Kristen Wilkerson teaches us that real, lasting, eternal joy can't come from our circumstances, it has to come from our God. Joy isn't a feeling we experience once and live our lives on, it's the result of a relationship with Jesus.

Philippians teaches us to put on the mindset of Christ. Jesus' mind was always set on relationship with us. In this weeks sermon, Pastor Taylor shows us that real relationships are the key ingredient to living a life filled with Joy.

There’s a huge difference between happiness and joy. In this message, Pastor Taylor encourages us through Philippians 1 on how to live with Joy NO MATTER WHAT.

God doesn’t want our money, He wants our entire lives. In this message, Pastor Taylor Wilkerson shares what the Bible says about tithes, offering and the reward that comes from being faithful stewards of our incomes.

Todd Crews teaches us that God's perfect voice corrects and directs us in our daily walk with Him. As God guides us through challenging seasons, He is also growing us to draw closer to Him.

As humans living in an instant-gratification society, we sometimes rush into seasons and make decisions outside of God's timing. Todd Crews encourages us to wait for God to show us what He wants us to do – and how the waiting season is always the growing season.

Taylor Wilkerson teaches us that we need to remove the stigma associated with mental health – and that we need to confront, head on, what we may be dealing with. As Romans 12:2 says, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind..." It is in this renewing, which can happen in a second or a season, that we can then address the toxicities in our mind t...

Kristen Wilkerson encourages every CHURCH GIRL to Make Room. We’re all looking for more, but there’s only ONE who can meet the more. He's more than enough and His name is Jesus.

As humans, we spend so much time taking care of the "front stage" – our outward appearance and how we are perceived by other people. In Soul Care, Taylor Wilkerson teaches us about the importance of working on the "backstage" – our souls. We must take responsibility for our soul, find the weaknesses within it, and work to repair and refill it.

Dr. Robyn Wilkerson teaches us that because we are God's masterpiece, we weren't created just to settle for a career – we were made to chase our calling! In order to grow through life, we have to understand that it's oftentimes in our failures and disappointments that we are being prepared for a new season.

In the launch of Heart, Soul, Mind, Strength, Taylor Wilkerson dives into what it means to fully love God with your mind, body and spirit. We must first have a devoted heart – not a divided heart – for Jesus. As people, wealth and selfishness attempt to fight for our heart, we must stay rooted in God's truth.

Heather Lindsey shares her testimony and encourages us to remember that every season has a purpose. It's in the training ground that we have the opportunity to grow in our relationship with Jesus while we forgive others and trust God's plan.

Taylor Wilkerson teaches us that to fully embody joy, we must put on a garment of praise. When we "wear" joy with us wherever we go and trust God's plan and purpose for our life, we can experience joy in the good and the bad times. It's important that we know the true source of joy and how we have to choose joy for ourselves.

In the conclusion of the Jesus in the Middle series, Taylor Wilkerson teaches us that we can live life to the fullest when we allow Jesus to be in the middle of our story. When God’s story becomes our story, we live free and full of purpose with lives that make a difference.

On Easter Sunday, Taylor Wilkerson teaches us that Jesus is in the middle of our struggle. Just like how Jesus was on a cross in between two criminals, he is in the middle of our pain, worry, depression and heartache. And because the same power that raised Christ from the dead lives in us, our situations – no matter how troubled – can be resurrected.

What if the miracle isn’t that Jesus calms the storm but that He is with you in the middle of the storm? Kristen Wilkerson teaches us that God sees you, speaks to you and sustains you in the middle of your storm.

As Trinity Harlem celebrates its three-year anniversary, Taylor Wilkerson encourages us that we can change our community by leading a movement – where we innovate, influence and multiply together.

Pastor Maury Davis shares his inspiring testimony on how he found redemption in the darkest of places.

In the final installment of Made for Mondays, Kristen Wilkerson teaches us that as Jesus followers, we are to always be prepared to talk about the hope we have in Jesus when everything in our life says we should give up. Through thick & thin, we have an opportunity to share about Jesus through our sphere, our story and our season.

Taylor Wilkerson teaches us that as Jesus followers, we're gathered, built up and sent out into the world – not just to belong to the world, but to change it. We weren't made for merely a moment – we were made for a movement.

It's through a spirit of excellence that we will not achieve perfection, but we will attain MORE. Kristen Wilkerson teaches us that when we let the Spirit of God distinguish us in the workplace, when we dedicate a skill and when we devote our heart, we will step into all that God's called us to – more.

Our career is more than just a job – it's a calling. In the first installment of Made for Mondays, Taylor Wilkerson challenges us to live outside of the "sacred vs. secular" mindset and live out our calling.

In the series finale of The Best _____ Ever, Taylor and Kristen Wilkerson take LIVE questions from Instagram about dating, relationships marriage and more.

As a CHURCH GIRL, you have nothing to prove; You are on the receiving end of God's love. You have nothing to hide; You are complete in Him. You have nothing to fear; Love always wins. You are embraced by love.

In 'The Best Love Ever,' Taylor Wilkerson teaches us that when we understand what true love is, we'll be able to give it to others. If we're looking for a truly loving person, we first need to look for a truly godly person.