Who or what is shaping your life? Every day we are being formed - by culture, habits, relationships, and the stories we believe. But Jesus invites us into a different kind of formation. Join us tonight as we place ourselves in the Potter’s hands and begin the journey of intentional spiritual formation. In addition to marking Ash Wednesday, we are also beginning our new teaching series - This is the Way - learning to be shaped in the way of Jesus.

The world is full of negativity and stress, especially for young adults. This group of friends is doing something about it - building a community of fun, compassion, and faith that carries them through the hard times. On this podcast, they share about starting a new young adults ministry at Trinity and how they support one another through pool parties, games nights, and deep conversations. Through busy lives and conflicting ideas of Christianity, young adults are coming together to encourage each other, and remember that they are not alone. Whether you are a young adult or not, tune in for a conversation full of laughter and hope even as we unpack the stress and challenges of life in 2026.

In this podcast we talk about:

What young adult ministry looks like

How to start a new ministry

Vulnerability and Connection

Dealing with Negativity

Building A Community Together

Christianity’s Bad Rep

Social Media

Hustle Culture

Just when you think the case is closed, a new witness takes the stand. In the story of Naaman, the real hero isn’t the powerful general, the prophet, or even the miracle, it's... a surprise witness! Join us this Sunday as we explore how God works through overlooked people, quiet courage, and the miracle of mercy.

From slavery to social media, racism is still impacting the world today. In this podcast, two Black Christians share their experience with racism, culture and finding community. We talk about Caribbean-Canadian culture and the importance of clothing, music and role models for Black people today. We unpack the pain that comes with experiences of systemic racism and in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death. Jen shares the history behind some important songs with roots in the slave trade and Kerlan opens up about how the church provided healing during the low points of his life. Tune in for a rich conversation about faith, race and how to get through the rough patches together.

In This Podcast We Talk About:

Growing Up in St Vincent

Diversity in the Church

What to Wear to Church

The Importance of Role Models

What Racism Looks Like Today

Being a Caring Community

Cultural Importance of Music

Music During The Slave Trade

Diversity in Black Culture

If you were on trial for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? Many people encounter God - but not everyone is transformed. This Sunday, we continue our sermon series, Filed Away: The Case of Naaman, as we go looking for the smoking gun - the irrefutable evidence that someone hasn’t just encountered God, but has truly been changed by grace.

You might think that baptism is all about saying yes to God, but what if it’s really about how God has already said yes to you? In this podcast we share our stories of deciding to be baptized and how those moments shaped our lives and faith. Baptism isn’t for perfect people and it doesn’t make us perfect, we will continue to mess things up (Brittan even got into a fight). But together we share how God’s grace meets us in our imperfection and baptism becomes a moment of grounding and grace that helps us even on our worst days. Whether you’re already baptized, thinking about it, or just have questions, tune in learn more and be encouraged to think about baptism differently.

We Talk About:

Why we decided to get baptized

What it means to be part of the church

Messing up even after baptism

Baptism is a gift from God

Growing up in faith

What is spiritual maturity?

Leaning into God’s grace

What happens when money, power, and success still aren’t enough? The story of Naaman (2 Kings 5) answers two timeless questions: Why do people seek God—and how do they actually find Him? Discover the truth about faith, salvation, grace, and finding God in your life. Through Naaman’s journey, we learn that our deepest need isn’t wealth, status, or achievements—it’s a personal relationship with God, received by grace, not earned by effort. Whether you’re thriving, struggling, or searching for answers, this message shows why success can’t save you, why the world can’t fix your problems, and how God offers hope, healing, and eternal life.

Diversity is a growing fact in Canada, but are churches keeping up? From hidden layers of culture to navigating difference and discomfort, learn how curiosity helps us grow in intercultural competency. In this podcast, Dorothy Pang from the Tyndale Intercultural Ministry Centre shares about her life and work helping church leaders work through cultural differences to better reflect the beautiful diversity of the body of Christ.

Resources for Learning:

Tyndale Intercultural Ministry Centre

Many Colors by Soong-Chan Rah

Rescuing the Gospel from the Cowboys by Richard Twiss

In this Podcast We Talk About:

Growing up Chinese Canadian

Multicultural in Canada

Consumerism and Curiosity

Hidden Layers of Culture

Working Through Discomfort