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Mom used to say, “Opportunity only knocks once!” Every once in a while in life we are given a chance to make a change. These "Windows of Opportunity" may be an employment opening, a new relationship, or a financial opportunity. God also provides us with opportunities to take a step of faith and follow him to a better place. How can we make sure we don’t miss our opportunities?

Justin Stratis, Professor of Systematic Theology, speaks on what he finds fascinating about the Bible, misconceptions about it, and how to approach reading it.

When it comes to the Bible, some of us are picky eaters. Like a fussy child, we just nibble here and there and ignore the bits we don’t like. The Bible is more of a snack than a meal. But as we grow up we need to expand our appetite for Bible reading. In fact, Christians are called feed on scripture as their primary source of nourishment from God. Join us this Sunday as we learn some practical way...

Listen in as Zion, Anna, and Elliot share about their experiences as members of the youth leadership team at Trinity. Hear about their own experiences as youth, and their love for serving the younger generation now. Also hear their insights into what encourages them about the youth of today.

When people talk about the Bible they often call it the ‘holy’ Bible, or the ‘holy’ scriptures. What does that mean? What makes the bible ‘holy?' Join us this Sunday at Trinity as Justin Stratis helps us understand the power and holiness of the Bible.

Who handles finances and decisions in the church? What is a board? What do they do? Find out on this episode of Trinity Talks with Jenn, Mandy, and Deryck!

Many people read the Bible just for information, but the real purpose of the Bible is transformation! There is a big difference between a Bible-believing person and a Bible-living person. This Sunday we’ll learn that the Bible isn’t merely a system of belief, it's a way of life.

Bruce, Liz and Chris discuss their experiences as Trinity volunteers, and why others should get involved and serve the church in this way.

What is the Bible? This is a crucial question with big consequences. If we get it wrong, we risk using and misusing the Bible for our own purposes. This Sunday we will unpack a helpful definition of the Bible that will give us a better understanding of what the Bible is - and what it isn’t!

Karen and Jordana discuss the ways that Trinity's women's ministry provides opportunities for connection through friendship, learning and social events, as well as highlight the importance of having a women's-only space

While many are familiar with stories FROM the Bible, very few grasp the story OF the Bible. The Bible didn’t arrive neatly packaged with chapters and verses; it emerged from the experiences of Jesus’ first followers, who were driven to record the transformative events that reshaped their lives, believing it could do the same for us.

Rob, Erikan and Elizabeth unpack Jesus' first words and actions after his three-day long silence, and how we can apply them to our lives

When a child utters their very first words it’s an emotional moment for parents. What may sound like baby talk gives us an early clue about our child’s purpose and personality. On Easter Sunday when Jesus rises from the dead, he breaks his three-day long silence, and speaks some of history’s most memorable words. What were Jesus’ famous first words on the day of resurrection? And, what clues do th...

There’s an old saying: "It’s not WHAT you say, but HOW you say it.” This Good Friday we will explore Jesus' final words, "It is finished,” exploring HOW Jesus said these words. We’ll discover that though they may actually sound like words of defeat, these are actually words of victory.

Join us for our Maundy Thursday service as we prepare our hearts for Good Friday.

Annie, Bridgette And Jane share how taking Alpha dramatically impacted their faith

One day our lives will come to an end. It’s hard to fathom what that will feel like. Will we be able to let go of our fears and entrust ourselves to what comes next? This Sunday we will consider Jesus’ final words, words that show us not only how to live, but how to die.

Elizabeth sits down with our worship leader Libby McGrath and some of the worship team to get to know a bit more about them, hear about the behind-the-scenes of worship on a Sunday morning, and understand the significance of music in Christian ministry.

Sometimes, less is more. Join us this Sunday as we delve into the many layers of meaning behind Jesus' seemingly simple statement, "I thirst," and discover how it speaks volumes about our own longing for fulfillment and intimacy with God.

Susan, Dianne, and Lynda discuss Jesus' humanness and willingness to go through abandonment, suffering and rejection, and what that means for us. They also well as talk about their own life group and how it helps them through the seasons of life.

Join us this Sunday at as our guest preacher and celebrant, Peter Mills, helps us consider these Famous Last Words of Jesus!

Elizabeth spends some time with Kylah, Jesse and Tracy to discuss the impact that Trinity's Neighbourhood Assessment Team is having in the Streetsville community

Even amidst his own suffering on the cross, Jesus's profound concern remained focused on others rather than himself. This Sunday, join us as we delve into the depth of Jesus' final words, unveiling his remarkable care for women and mothers. Discover how his compassionate example challenges us to cultivate a community of care that surpasses barriers of race, class, and even familial ties.

Today, we sat down with Bill, Martyn and J.P. to discuss the Men's Ministry at Trinity and to learn about how gathering as an intergenerational group of men can play an important role in community building and discipleship in the church.

Jesus hung around the wrong types of people during his life. The same was true in his death. The last conversation Jesus had before he died was with a non-religious criminal! Yet, these Famous Last Words can transform our own attitudes toward those we consider outsiders.