The Soil of the Soul | Trinity Sermons

Farming in the Dark | Trinity Sermons

Have you ever wondered if anything is growing at all? Sometimes life feels like a long winter. Prayers go unanswered. Progress seems invisible. The future feels uncertain. In Week 2 of our farming series, Growing Season, we'll discover why farmers, gardeners, and disciples all need to learn the same lesson: God is still at work even when nothing seems to be happening.

The Soil of the Soul | Trinity Sermons

God is growing something in you. This Sunday we launch Growing Season, a brand new teaching series about faith, formation, and the farming world of Scripture. Jesus says God’s Word is like seed, and our hearts are like soil. So the question is: what kind of ground are you right now — hard, shallow, crowded, or ready to grow?

Plant a Garden, Feed Your Soul | Trinity Talks Podcast

God is growing something in you. This Sunday we launch Growing Season, a brand new teaching series about faith, formation, and the farming world of Scripture. Jesus says God’s Word is like seed, and our hearts are like soil. So the question is: what kind of ground are you right now — hard, shallow, crowded, or ready to grow?

A New Path for Ministry | Trinity Talks Podcast

How do you grow deeper and extend your reach? Trinity is taking on this challenge as we enter a new season of ministry here where we strive to grow deeper, strengthen care, raise leader, engage the next generation, and extend our reach through our new strategic plan. In this podcast Kylah sits down with Rob and Jordana to talk more about how this plan came into place, how it aligns with Trinity's vision and mission, and what joys and challenges the path ahead may face.

The Good Way | Trinity Sermons

The Best Is Yet To Come. This Sunday we're celebrating a major milestone in the life of Trinity. After a year of prayer, listening, and discernment, we're excited to share The Good Way - five signposts that will help guide our church into the future God is calling us toward. Join us as we look back with gratitude, look ahead with hope, and commit ourselves to walking the Good Way together.