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Hall of Fame or Hall of Shame??? Sarah is one of the most controversial inductees in the Hall of Faith (Hebrews 11). She doubted, blamed, laughed, and took matters into her own hands—hardly the resume of a faith hero. So why is she included? This Sunday, we’re digging into her story, tackling the controversy, and silencing the critics as we continue our Heroes of Faith series. If God can use Sarah...

Looking for a place to grow in faith and learn new skills? Then you’ll want to listen in as we talk about Trinity’s Discipleship Year (DY) Program. The DY Program provides an opportunity for anyone aged 18-29 to spend a year diving into a life of faith and ministry. Johanna and Honor share their experiences of learning about Scripture, receiving mentorship and serving at the church. They share how...

In the Hockey Hall of Fame, there’s no debate—Wayne Gretzky is "The Great One." His records, influence, and legacy set him apart as the greatest hockey player of all time. But in Hebrews 11 - the Hall of Faith - there’s another Great One: Abraham. Why is Abraham called “the Father of Faith”? This Sunday, we’ll explore how he followed God, trusted His promises, and walked by faith - even when the p...

We know that prayer is important, but it can also be really hard. What are we supposed to say? How are we supposed to pray? And does prayer really make a difference? In this week’s episode of Trinity Talks, Kylah sits down with some of those who organized Trinity’s Week of Prayer to talk about why we set aside a week to pray together. We talk about different ways to pray, the value of praying in c...

Feeling adrift? Join us this Sunday as we continue our teaching series "Heroes of Faith" by learning from Noah how to develop a faith that floats over the challenges of life, and ultimately how to climb aboard the ultimate ark - Jesus.

.Struggling to fit in in a new place? That struggle can be even more challenging when the new place comes with a new language. This week we sit down with leaders in Trinity’s English as a Second Language Program to talk about how this important ministry creates space not just for learning English, but also for growing deeper in friendships and faith. We talk about how the ESL program got started,...

Superheroes come with all kinds of powers—lifting locomotives, leaping tall buildings, or racing faster than the wind. Enoch’s superpower? Walking. It might not sound flashy, but walking with God is one of the most heroic and transformative things we can do—and it’s not as easy as it sounds. Join us as we continue our Heroes of Faith series, exploring the life of Enoch, the man who walked so close...

What’s it like to work in children’s ministry? What does it mean to feel called to ministry? This week on Trinity Talks we welcome Megan White, Trinity’s new Children’s Ministry Director. Megan shares about her faith journey, meeting Jesus through the love and kindness of camp counsellors, her baptism, and her passion for discipleship with kids and families. We talk about what it feels like to be...

The first hero in Hebrews 11 is a bit of a mystery—Abel. The Bible doesn’t record a single word he said, yet we’re told, “By faith Abel still speaks” (Hebrews 11:4). What is his life saying to us today? Why does his faith echo through history? Join us as we uncover the timeless message of Abel’s faith and continue our series, Heroes of Faith.

What does faith look like in the lives of young adults today? On this week's episode of Trinity Talks we sit down with Jordan and Jesse to talk about their faith journeys so far and what difference church and Christ have made in their lives. We talk about hearing about Jesus as a kid, growing up in families of faith, how faith influences our relationships and decisions, leaning on God in times of...

Just like building physical muscles, faith needs to be stretched, exercised, and put to work to grow stronger. In other words - use it or lose it! But what is faith? And how do we grow it? In this first message of our 'Heroes of Faith' series, we'll explore what faith is (and isn't) using Hebrews 11:1-3 as our guide. Ready to flex your faith?

2024 was a jam-packed year of ups and downs, trying new things and taking comfort in familiar traditions, overcoming challenges and growing together. Join Kylah and Rob as we wrap up 2024 at Trinity Church Streetsville by reminding ourselves of where we’ve been and get a sneak peek of where we’re headed in January 2025. We address questions such as what’s the value of being part of the global Angl...

Talking about death at Christmas might feel out of place—after all, Christmas is a celebration of birth, not death. Yet, as Ebenezer Scrooge discovers, Christmas can be the perfect time for a funeral. While every one of us will face a natural death, Christmas offers a different invitation: to die to our old selves and begin living for others.

Economic challenges have hit us all, but it’s especially hard for those who’ve lost jobs and homes and have nowhere to turn. The Open Door offers a space for everyone to come and find what they need - whether it’s clothing, food, comfort, friendship or just a listening ear. The Open Door operates in Mississauga’s Square One Mall and serves hundreds of clients each week. Join us as Lynn Culham (Exe...

Safe places and safe people are things that all of us need, no matter how old. The Dam provides those places and people for youth in Mississauga. Starting as an upstream response to homeless youth living in Toronto, The Dam offers drop-in programs, meals, mentorship opportunities and much more to youth living in the Meadowvale and Cooksville areas. Join us as Ken Dryfhout, Program Director, takes...

You’ve probably heard the saying, ‘There’s no time like the present.’ And it’s true. While we often get stuck dwelling on the past or worrying about the future, the present is where life actually happens. Every word of love spoken, every meal shared, every song enjoyed—all of it happens in the ‘now.’ The past and future are simply collections of moments we’ve lived or have yet to live. This Sunday...

Christmas in the sand instead of in the snow. A sunrise Christmas Day service. Nativity with live animals. Christmas markets and candy canes. Christmas looks different for each of us, especially if we are coming from different cultural backgrounds or have lived in different countries. This week we talk about what Christmas has looked like for two members of the church who have lived in places such...

Have you ever seen a ghost or stepped into a spooky house? Even if you haven’t, all of us know what it’s like to be haunted—especially during the holidays. Not by literal ghosts, but by memories. But do our memories help us move forward, or they hold us back? This Sunday, join us as we continue our series, Ghosts of Christmas, and journey with Scrooge into the depths of his own past. Together, we’...

Christmas celebrations are often marked with both giving and greed. We make lists and eagerly await receiving the perfect gift, but we also spend hours searching for the perfect gift for others. In the midst of this busy season it can be easy to forget what actually motivates our giving in the first place. Ahead of Giving Tuesday and in line with the themes of generosity in Charles Dickens' "A Chr...

Where is God in hard times? What about when it seems like God is against us? What do we do while we wait for God to redeem all things? How do I deal with all of this pain and struggle? On this week's episode of Trinity Talks we tackle all of these questions and more. Join us for a conversation about judgement, waiting, the problem of evil, theology and how faith can provide a lifeline through some...

This Sunday at Trinity, we’re kicking off our new series, "The Ghosts of Christmas," inspired by Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Ever feel like a bit of Scrooge sneaks into your life this time of year? Join us as we explore how even the grumpiest of hearts (looking at you, Ebenezer) can be transformed by God’s grace. We'll dive into the great reversal of God’s kingdom, and discover why hope, n...

Habakkuk’s world was filled with injustice, violence, and corruption, and by the book’s end, even economic devastation—a barren land and empty barns. It’s enough to make anyone want to give up. But Habakkuk challenges us to “give up” in a different way: to surrender in faith and trust God even in hardship. Join us as we conclude our study of Habakkuk and explore his surprising response to struggle...

Life doesn't always go according to the plan, and in those moments of disappointment, fear and devastation, we don't always know where to turn. This week Kylah sits down with two members of Trinity to talk more about how their faith has helped them get through some really difficult moments including the death of a child and moments of intense fear and anxiety. #TheStruggleIsReal #Podcast #Greif #D...

This Sunday, we’re excited to welcome guest speaker Justin Stratis as he continues our series, The Struggle is Real. He’ll take us through Habakkuk 2:6-20, where God pronounces a series of “woes” against the injustices of the nations—confronting their greed, oppression, and idolatry. While it’s a tough message, it’s also one filled with hope: God’s judgment isn’t just about punishment; it’s about...

When life is hard where do you turn? Who are the people that you can be honest with even when you don't know exactly what to say? Join us for a conversation about living authentically and sharing honestly with one another and with God in the midst of the dark days of our lives. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:13 What is Lament? 4:55 What Does Lament Look Like in Our Lives? 7:46 You're Allowed to b...