Traders Point Christian Church (Spanish Audio)

In this message by Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett, the author of the book of the Bible called 1 John is going to share with us some of the best news ever. Anyone like good news? Yet most often, what makes news good news is when we’ve come to see just how dire the bad news really is. Aaron Brockett • Love and War • 1 John 1 CONNECT WITH US! Engage with this message: Messages at Traders Point Chris...

Author and mom Tara Homan sits down with our Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett to share how her perspective has changed through her unique family story. As a recent widow and now single mom to two teenage boys, Tara has learned firsthand what it means to live well, suffer well, and finish well. No matter your age or stage of life, this conversation will inspire you to view your life and relationships dif...

Most adults are pretty jaded when it comes to having intentional community. We get it – you’ve been burned. But part of the good news of Jesus is that new community is formed in Him. Check out this message from Teaching Pastor Ryan Bramlett as he explains the benefits of having intentional community. We must remember that with God, walking alone is never an option. Ryan Bramlett• Cumulative Effect...

We all long for a sense of purpose that gives us fulfillment and satisfaction, including in our jobs and careers. But what if it’s not so much about the job we do but how we approach it? In this message, Pastor Kyle Riley reminds us that following Jesus doesn’t mean just existing. It means actively participating in what God is doing in and around us in the small, everyday moments where we work. Ki...

In this message, Teaching Pastor Ryan Bramlett holds up the original design of the Christian marriage to show the beauty of it – what it could be. He teaches us to believe that no matter where we are in our marriages in this season, we can hope for beauty. We’ll learn that by the power of the Spirit, our marriages can go from one degree to the next. Ryan Bramlett • Cumulative Effect • Ephesians 5:...

Being a kid is harder today than it’s ever been for all kinds of reasons. Therefore, being a parent is also harder than it’s ever been. One of the primary callings on our lives is how we raise our kids or influence others' kids. This message by Aaron Brockett and his wife, Lindsay, teaches us how to raise up the next generation while facing the pressures to be perfect parents. Aaron and Lindsay Br...

God cares about our happiness, but he wants something more for us than just that. He wants us to experience joy. In this message, Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett explains the differences between happiness and joy and how joy can be experienced through a redeeming relationships with Christ. Aaron Brockett • Rebel's Guide to Joy • Philippians 1:12-19 CONNECT WITH US! Engage with this message: https://tpc...

When loneliness sets in, are still able to experience joy? The book of Philippians teaches that joy isn’t dependent on circumstances; it’s dependent on who or what we ground our identity in. In this message, Guest Pastor Jodi Hickerson says when our foundation is built on Jesus, we can respond with joy, no matter how lonely we might feel. Jodi Hickerson, Guest Pastor • Rebel's Guide to Joy • Phili...

According to the American Psychological Association, roughly 75% of us get stressed about finances on a regular basis, regardless of how much you make. In this message, Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett teaches on stewardship and generosity and how to effectively lead our money, instead of it leading us. Aaron Brockett • Letters From My Future Self • 1 Kings 7:2-12 CONNECT WITH US! Engage with this messa...

If you wrote a letter to your future self, you might heed a warning of letting go of grudges – or forgiveness. No matter how badly you’ve been hurt, the power of God is strong than that grievance against you. In this message by Teaching Pastor Ryan Bramlett, we learn that if God can forgive us, we can forgive others. Ryan Bramlett • Letters To My Future Self • Matthew 18:21-35 CONNECT WITH US! Eng...

What would a letter from your future self tell you? It might say not to overthink things – not to take yourself too seriously, or let criticism affect you, or worry too much. In this message, Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett teaches what we can do with our out-of-control thoughts by learning from Elijah’s story in the Old Testament – a story that’s real and relatable to our anxieties today. Aaron Brocke...

NOS·TAL·GIA | NOUN | A LONGING FOR OR THINKING FONDLY OF A PAST TIME.  It’s hard to put your finger on what exactly nostalgia is. It’s more than just a memory. Or a singular moment. It’s a feeling…an experience that takes you from where you are to where you want to be. And for many of us, the Christmas season is one that’s full of nostalgia. Nostalgia brings out the sentiment, longing, warmth...

As a church, our mission is to help people know God, find life-giving relationships, and make a difference. None of this can happen without the fuel of prayer and the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Holy Spirit means letting Him form us into His image and give us life to the full. Prayer is where that filling happens. As you watch this message, let it remind you to be regularly filled up in God...

At Traders Point, we’re all about fostering life-giving relationships with one another. One of the ways we do this at Traders Point is through small groups. The people in Acts 2 of the Bible gathered consistently and were in relationship, even when it wasn’t convenient. These relationships gave them life! Being a part of a small group surrounds you with community, accountability, and new ways to g...

Every now and then, it’s important to stop and take a look at what we do and why we do it so we don’t drift off course. It’s not enough to say we’ve always done things a certain way. This is a message about reevaluating and assessing as a church what God has called us to, and what He’s calling us to next. One thing’s for sure: Helping people know God is the primary motivator in everything our chur...

Chapter 5 in 1 Peter has a lot to say about leadership – specifically Christian leadership. Practically speaking, the leadership principles from this chapter can apply to us today, not matter what type of leadership seat we hold or influence we have. But to fully live them out? That’s only possible through the Holy Spirit. Check out this message to see what the Bible says about leading others the...

In this week’s passage, the author of 1 Peter in the Bible lays out eight defining characteristics of exiles God uses to make a difference in this world. These are the qualities that should set us apart as Christians. Watch this message to learn how we can stand out and make a difference in this hurting world. Aaron Brockett • The Foreigners • 1 Peter 3-4 CONNECT WITH US! Engage with this message:...

For Christ-followers, this world is sometimes an uncomfortable experience. It’s no wonder the teaching in 1 Peter on submission goes against the grain of how we’ve been conditioned to think and behave by our current culture. When it’s difficult to submit, we need to remember that we are really submitting to God. In this message, we hear that submission is an important part of the Christian life an...

The author of 1 Peter wrote a letter to a group of scattered Christ-followers who were located all over Asia Minor – a letter with a message that applies to us today. He let them know the disorienting feeling they had as Christians was real and justified. They had become foreigners in this world, primarily because of their association and devotion to Jesus. As a result, their entire lives were unc...

In Daniel 9, Daniel is now an old man reflecting back on his nearly seven decades of exile in Babylon. God allowed Jerusalem to go into exile because of their continual disobedience and hardened hearts toward Him. But Daniel knew God hadn’t abandoned them; He was working on restoring them in a way that would eclipse everything they were going through. Because of this, Daniel stayed faithful to God...

Daniel 8 gives us another foreshadow of what the end times will be like. Though we aren’t certain of when they will come, we're given prophecies about the Good News of Jesus that are already and not yet fulfilled. Jesus has given us the confident hope of new life and defeat over sin and death. Until we get to experience the fullness of these prophecies, we're called to usher in His Kingdom in the...

Sometimes, when we study the end times in the Bible, we try to crack the code to figure out God’s plans for the future. But God is not hiding anything from us—prophecy is supposed to reassure us. In Daniel 7, we learn about a visionary dream Daniel had that reminds us of the God we serve. The God of the furnace and the God of the lion’s den is the same God who reigns over heaven and earth. Ryan Br...

Daniel’s experience in the lions’ den was his final demonstration of how to live for God within a godless culture. It was a result of small, daily acts behind closed doors when no one was looking. Daniel didn’t suddenly muster up the courage to face a group of hungry lions. His character was built by the habits he formed over decades. Building his muscles of faith equipped him to be among lions. A...

Pride is a blind spot that we often don’t recognize in ourselves until it’s too late. In Daniel 4-5, God confronts the pride of two powerful kings. It’s a story about how He ultimately brought down the Babylonian Empire, but it also shows how He deals with prideful, rebellious people in all times and places. God will always have the final word. Our hope isn’t in our circumstances. It’s in Him. Aar...

When Daniel’s friends were told to bow down to a golden idol, they were courageous in their convictions. As a result, they were thrown into a fiery furnace. We all face our own furnaces that ultimately reveal who we are and who we’re becoming. When we go into the heat, we’re not alone. We can trust God to refine us to become more like Him. Aaron Brockett • Among Lions • Daniel 3 CONNECT WITH US! E...