Trey VanCamp Teachings Podcast

“Tribalism seems like a way to restore the bonds of community. It certainly does bind people together. But it is actually the dark twin of community. Community is connection based on mutual affection. Tribalism, in the sense I’m using it here, is connection based on mutual hatred... Life is a battle for scarce resources and it’s always us versus them, zero-sum. The ends justify the means. Politics...

This was the last session for our retreat in Flagstaff, Arizona. This is for the numbers 8s, 9s and 1s. I hope it brings you value!

In this session, we look at the last half of emotional intelligence: social-awareness and relationship-management. We break that down into communication and care. I hope this is helpful!

Looking at Ephesians 5:22-33, we learn that God has called men to be both woundable and responsible.

In this workshop, we cover why your emotional maturity is vital to your marriage. I hope you're encouraged by this one.

We can move forwards if we redeem these 4 words: helper, respect, submit and splendor. Ephesians 5:22-33

4:00 - We aren’t fully alive because we are full of fear. 5:03 - Fear believes the lie, “I won’t have enough.” 5:53 - Outwardly, you may be seen as clear, convinced and clever… 6:30 - Broken cistern of security and survival. 7:35 - explaining 5s, 6s, 7s 14:15 - You experience fear because you crave contentment.

Walking through Ephesians 5:29-33, we look at how emotions play an integral role in marriage. It seems many of us have an improper view of emotions. Some of us deaden our emotions while others of us are driven by our emotions. How has Jesus offered us a third way of living?

In this workshop, we talk about 2s, 3s and 4s. However, it's applicable for all of us because God has called all of us to operate with our heart. I hope this brings you closer to Jesus. #JesusIsBetter

You'll have no problem telling when a story is clear and compelling. In this message, we examine why the gospel is the most clear and compelling message ever told.

Looking at Proverbs 4, we learn that our minds are deceived through destructive ideas and distorted images... thankfully, Jesus comes to redeem us and reveal a new reality that is only found in Christ.

Looking at Deuteronomy 30, we see why God values our affections more than our actions.

Pastor Charlie Mitchell and Pastor Derek Parks hop on to a zoom call with me to talk about my productivity. These are guys I look up to and so it was fun to share my daily and weekly schedule with them. I hope you are encouraged by this!

Looking at Luke 10:38-42, we examine what it looks like to have the metrics of Mary in a Martha world. Our 3 metrics are: Presence, Formation and Mission. I pray it blesses you.

Imagine God crying. This is a short Christmas Eve message that I hope will bring you some value and joy. Sorry for a few audio cuts (this was at a different venue than our normal church).

In this episode, I sit down with my wife to talk about the practice of slowing and how we tried to apply it at Disneyland. Parts of this convo are featured in my latest vlog.

Life, like Christmas, is complicated. We often hurt a lot of people when we try to over-simplify hope. Simeon gives us a great grasp of peace and pain, life and strife.

Passage: Matthew 2:1-18 In this message, we compare and contrast the way of Herod with the way of Jesus.

In today's message, we examine the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth in Luke 1. This passage is a great reminder that the Advent season is a lot about waiting in silence... and silence isn't as bad as you and I are led to believe.

Ephesians 5:18-21 - Paul is comparing and contrasting drunkenness to being filled by the Spirit. The lessons in this passage are rich and I pray it blesses you.

Welcome to the MinisTrey Podcast. Its a privilege that you’d tune in. All of my content is designed to bring hope to the dreamers and doers that Jesus offers us a better way to life and a better way to lead.

Ephesians 5:14-17 // We cannot preach redemption if we do not teach routine.... We cannot preach routine if we do not teach redemption.