The Trinity Bible Church Podcast

A conversation about bringing your children up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord, as commanded in Ephesians 6:4. Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor During Catalyst: Hot Topics in Parenting, we will cover technology, sex, life stages, cultural challenges, anxiety, homosexuality, and more! 

With God, I am ... Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor

What verses in the Bible mean the most to you? Jon Sherman, Senior Pastor

What keeps you from making church a priority? Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor

What does time alone with God look like for you? Jon Sherman, Senior Pastor

What is TBC planning for the future? Jon Sherman, Senior Pastor Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor

What's the difference between contentment and complacency? Chris Turner, Connect Pastor

Have you ever battled depression? I have. And, according to numerous studies, I’m not alone. In 2022, nearly half of Americans have reported symptoms of depression or anxiety. So, whether it’s your personal battle or a loved one’s, join me as we confront this hot issue in our culture that truly has reached epic proportions. Healing and hope are waiting.

How can we have a respectful and loving conversation with someone about abortion? It's not a term found in the Bible, so how can we answer questions regarding women's rights and when life begins with confidence? We live in a country that has convicted an individual for murdering both his wife and their unborn son (remember the trial of Scott Peterson) and has also permitted over 900,000 unborn bab...

When I was young, I was taught to avoid two particular topics at social gatherings: politics and religion. Well, sorry mom, but we’re shattering that old saying. Truthfully, we will be going back to the basics of the Bible and discussing our roles and responsibilities as Christian citizens. God actually has quite a bit to say on the matter, so I look forward to unpacking lots of verses with you.

Have you ever known someone who decided they didn't want to be a Christian anymore? Maybe someone you went to church with growing up, or even a friend or family member? Perhaps you have even considered stepping away from the Church at some point in your own life. The term "deconstruction" has become popularized with the idea of "leaving the faith." We will try to understand deconstruction, discuss...

When you look at your schedule or calendar, do you start to get stressed out? Do you wonder how in the world you can get it all done? At the end of day, all you have the energy to do is flop on the couch and watch TV! Believe me, I know. With work, kids’ activities, friends, errands, and just trying to get dinner on the table every night, it can be a challenge! Well, going nonstop and never taking...

Eugene Peterson wrote that work is “an area where our sin is magnified or where our faith matures.” To help us learn how our work can be a place where our faith matures, we’ve invited a few individuals to join us to share part of their stories. These individuals strive to use their businesses to bless others and glorify God. So, if you desire for your place of work to be a place where your faith g...

Have you ever hired a construction crew to do some work for you? I imagine most homeowners have – especially ones like me with a low skillset. How awesome would it be to have a crew to whom you could say, “You don’t need to send me a detailed bill; just tell me how much it costs and I’ll pay it.” That’s trust. And trust is built upon a foundation of integrity. In the Book of 2 Kings, we’ll see suc...

What motivates you to work? Rewards, money, family, profits, recognition, competition, promotions, purpose…? If you own a business, are employed by a business, run your home, or are a student in college or high school, one or more of these may drive you to be wildly productive in your work. But what if there is a higher motivation? Regardless of the kind of work you do, join us as we continue our...

What is the point of work? Business leader. Stay-at-home parent. Retired astronaut. High school student. Pastor. Volunteer. Barista. Professional underwater hockey player. What do they all have in common? Let's find out together!

If you tried to guess what the last word in the last book of the Old Testament is, you might be surprised. It’s not the “happily ever after" ending that you are accustomed to seeing in your favorite book or movie. The last word is “curse”. This is because God’s people needed a wakeup call, and God used Malachi to deliver it. Despite the last word in the last book of the Old Testament being a word...

How were you disciplined as a child when you misbehaved? Different parents and different generations take alternative approaches to discipline. In my era, one of the worst things a kid could hear was, “Just wait ‘til your father gets home.” Well, the Book of Zephaniah is the ultimate “just wait ‘til your father gets home” book. God’s punishment is coming. But... in the end times, there will be a r...

You are likely familiar with the story of Jonah and his preaching assignment in Nineveh that led to a shocking spiritual awakening, but do you know the rest of the story? Join us as we look at the book of Nahum. This brief Old Testament book with only 46 verses gives us the rest of Nineveh's story and is packed with a serious word for us today.

Normally it’s not wise to major on the minors – in life, relationships, government, business, etc. But that’s what our church family will be doing over the next several weeks – as these “minor” prophets are really not minor in any way other than sheer volume. Maybe you’re familiar with Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel. But are you as familiar with Micah, Nahum, Zephaniah and Malachi? That’s wh...

What does it look like to overcome and not be overcome? That’s a question we will tackle this Memorial Day weekend as we finish our teaching series from Romans 12 by looking at the chapter’s final verse:  Romans 12:21, "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good."

Chuck Swindoll famously said, “Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.” I don’t know about you, but when people are nice to me, it’s pretty easy to respond in kind. But when people are unkind towards me... well, that’s a different story. Still, how we respond to those who hurt us is our high and holy calling from God’s Word. That’s what we get to discuss together as we continu...

As we celebrate another senior class, I am reminded of Moses. What Moses did during his life mattered. Whether you have a senior or not, you have a chance to influence generations after you and point them to Jesus. Join us, not only to honor our seniors and pray over them, but also to see how Moses made his "dash" matter, and how you can make your "dash" matter too.

This Mother’s Day, we will study a very fitting verse found in Romans 12:13. We hope you will join us and many others in memorizing it this coming week:  Romans 12:13, "…contributing to the needs of the saints, practicing hospitality."  We’ll look at this verse and a somewhat unfamiliar woman mentioned in the Bible who embodied it. Despite being lesser known, the Scripture calls her “wor...

One of the best books I’ve read in years is Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken – the biographical account of Louis Zamperini. It was made into a movie, and the image that I’ll keep with me for the rest of my life is when he holds a plank above his head for a miraculously long time. That, beloved, is “persevering in tribulation”, and that’s what we get to discuss in our new series, RADICAL. Check out Rom...