Trinity Baptist Church
Ordinary Faith | TBC Trinity
We take a few minutes each week to sit down and unpack Sunday's sermon in a relaxed environment, talking about ways to practice Ordinary Faith.
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Ep. 9 | Why Should I Seek Jesus? (Week of July 5, 2026) 06.07.2026 47:57
Join us as we dive into Mark 3:7-12, talking about the idea of seeking Jesus.
Ep. 8 | Rules or Relationship? Jesus Is Lord of the Sabbath 29.06.2026 36:12
In this sermon recap from Mark 2:23–3:6, we look at Jesus’ powerful declaration that He is Lord of the Sabbath . Pastor Jamin Grubbs shows how the Pharisees became so focused on rules that they missed the heart of God standing right in front of them. The Sabbath was meant to be a gift, not a burden. Jesus calls us beyond empty religion and into a life of mercy, compassion, and true obedience to H...
Ep.7 | Fasting, Rituals, and Religion (Week of June 21, 2026) 23.06.2026 43:43
In this episode, we recap Pastor Jamin’s Father’s Day message from Mark 2:18–22. When people questioned why Jesus’ disciples were not fasting, Jesus pointed them to a greater reality: the bridegroom was with them . This passage reminds us that Jesus did not come to patch up empty religion. He came to bring new life. We talk about fasting, religious rituals, new wine and wineskins, and the call to...
Ep. 6 | When Jesus Walks Into the Wrong Crowd (Week of June 14, 2026) 15.06.2026 46:43
Jesus didn’t avoid people with messy stories — He moved toward them. This week on Ordinary Faith, we’re talking about Mark 2, where Jesus calls Levi and shares a table with tax collectors and sinners. We’ll talk about grace, reputation, small-town memory, and how God has placed us where we can reach people only we can reach.
Ep. 5 | Bringing People to Jesus (Week of June 7, 2026) 10.06.2026 37:28
Mark - Week 5: The Faith That Breaks Through the Roof In this episode, the team reflects on a busy week of VBS, shares a few memorable stories from the week, and then dives into one of the most powerful accounts in Mark 2—the story of the paralyzed man whose friends refused to let obstacles keep him from Jesus. Together, they explore the faith and determination of the four men who carried their f...
Ep. 4 | Leprosy, Sin, Uncleanness, and Healing (Week of May 31, 2026) 01.06.2026 49:38
Welcome back to episode 4 of Ordinary Faith! We're glad you tuned in today! This week we dive into the story of Jesus healing the man with leprosy at the end of Mark chapter 1. We talk about the implications for us, as well as some of the reasons why Jesus might have told the man not to tell anyone about his cleansing. Take a moment to let us know in the comments how this podcast and this week's s...
Ep. 3 | Praying Like Jesus (Week of May 24, 2026) 26.05.2026 46:52
In this episode, we recap Sunday’s message from Mark 1:35–39 and talk about what it means to build a real rhythm of prayer. Jesus didn’t treat prayer as a last resort or a religious checkbox—He withdrew to commune with the Father in the middle of real ministry, real pressure, and real life. We discuss why prayer is more than preparation for the work; prayer is the greater work. From praying at h...
Ep. 2 | Jesus' Authority (Week of May 17, 2026) 19.05.2026 43:36
Join us as we talk about Jesus' authority.
Ep. 1 | Is Jesus Calling Me? (Week of May 10, 2026) 12.05.2026 39:17
Ordinary Faith – Episode 1 Welcome to the very first episode of our podcast! In this debut episode, Pastors Jamin, Nathan, and John Michael jump right into the chaos — recapping a Mother's Day Sunday that had it all: five baptisms spanning every generation, a toddler running across the stage, a cold baptistry (because someone forgot to turn on the heater), leaky waders, and a first-time guest who...
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