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In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about Moses Confronts Pharaoh, presented by Amy Yang.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about God's Signs, presented by Namila Davui.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about Deliverance, presented by Erin Mawhinney.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about Burning Bush, presented by Scott Guyatt.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about Midian, presented by Jameson Ross.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about Moses, presented by Rachel Krohn.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Book Of Exodus. In this episode, we're hearing about Midwives, presented by Paul Clark.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about The Road To Emmaus, presented by Jameson Ross. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about The New Covenant, presented by Jesse Caulfield. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about The New Covenant, presented by Jesse Caulfield. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about The Triumphal Entry, presented by Namila Davui. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about The Sign of Jonah, presented by Dr Paul Jones. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about John The Baptist & Jesus, presented by Dr Scott Downman. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about A Prophet Rejected, presented by Rev Paul Clarke. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about Jesus' Temptations, presented by Rev Paul Clarke. We're pleased to present our podcast as a free resource for Bible Study.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about The Annunciation, presented by Rev Neil Pembroke.

In our Chapel series, we're exploring the scriptures in The Gospel of Luke. This week, we're hearing about Luke's Prologue, presented by Dr Rachel Krohn.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Exploring the role of work when it comes to your faith.

Welcome to Episode 4 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is peace, presented by Dr Paul Jones.

Welcome to Episode 3 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is self control, presented by Rev Nigel Rogers.

Welcome to Episode 9 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is gentleness, presented by Dylan Katthagan.

Welcome to Episode 8 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is Faithfulness, presented by Revd Dr Helen Dick.

Welcome to Episode 7 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is Generosity, presented by Simon Gomersall

Welcome to Episode 6 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is Kindness, presented by Dr Denise Powell.

Welcome to Episode 5 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is Patience presented by Emma Nicholls.

Welcome to Episode 3 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is Joy, presented by our Lecturer in Old Testament & Hebrew, Dr Rachel Krohn.

Welcome to Episode 1 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week we will hear an introduction to the fruits, presented by our Lecturer in New Testament & Greek, Dr John Frederick.

Welcome to Episode 2 of our Chapel Podcast series "Fruit of the spirit". This week's fruit is Love, presented by Dr Jamie Smith.

Trinity Lecturer in Historical and Contemporary Mission, Simon Gomersall, shared this Easter reflection at Toowong Uniting Church, drawing on insight from the church’s history to make sense of our current circumstances.

Rev Karen Ross draws out the key aspects of a pathway into God’s presence through exploring Psalm 130. It is a Psalm that reflects a deep cry of the heart for God’s healing, forgiving and transforming presence.

As Trinity College Queensland embarks on a semester of chapel services focused on the Psalms, Simon Gomersall launches the series with a reflection on Psalm 1, highlighting the moral categories necessary to make sense of many aspects of Christian theology including God's indescribable grace.

Learn about the role our emotions ought to play in discerning the will of God and how to make good decisions which truly reflect God’s will. Listen now!

Today’s gospel reading invites us to reflect on that fact that when we don’t think much on the corrupting power of sin and the destructive power of death, we won’t make much of the cross and resurrection of Jesus. Conversely if we only see the beauty, by "amusing ourselves to death", we become distracted from the realities of sin and brokenness in our midst. The gospel call us to view the world not as it is in its present brokenness, or in its partial beauty, but as it will be in its future blessedness. In this way, we rejoice in the beauty that is already here but we are given eyes to see the eternal weight of glory and beauty that is our inheritance—now in the present and forevermore—in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Today the college was pleased to welcome as Chapel speaker Mike Hands, Pastor of the New Life Brisbane church plant, reflecting on Mark 14:3-9, with challenging and encouraging words unpacking the nature of, and motives behind, our worship of God.

Continuing the series in Mark’s gospel, this week Simon Gomersall reflects on Mark 11:27-12:17, exploring the question of Jesus’ authority which profoundly challenged the religious and political assumption of his day.

What does it mean to be human, and created in God's image? With incredible advances in bio and medical technology, where do we draw the line with how we "enhance" ourselves? What will we be able to do to and with the human body by 2030 ... and should we? Trinity College Queensland's Dr Victoria Lorrimar explores these questions with Scott Guyatt in this episode of the Project Plenty podcast.

On the occasion of the commissioning of Dr Paul Jones to the position of Principal of Trinity College Queensland, Simon Gomersall reflects on Mark 8:22-36, which continues in the Trinity Chapel series from Mark's Gospel, a passage that contains the most important question anyone can ever consider.

In this week's Chapel sermon Dr Victoria Lorrimar takes a look at Jesus' exchange with the Syrophoenician woman in Mark 7. "Let the children be fed first, for it is not fair to take the children's food and throw it to the dogs." How do we make sense of this tricky remark?

In today's Chapel message Dr John Frederick unpacks Mark 6:14-29 which details the execution of John the Baptist by King Herod. The text invites us to consider how Herod through his cowardice, faithlessness and political posturing shows that, paradoxically, the "powerful" political leader has less staying power than the beheaded prophet. Join us in considering how the Gospel invites us to be faithful fools who follow the crucified King Jesus rather than faithless cultural-chameleons who follow the coward King Herod.

Today Dr Paul Jones shares a sobering word (Mark 5:1-20) about how far Jesus is willing to go in order to interfere in our lives, and rid of us inner demons.