The Trinity Community Church Podcast

In this heartfelt Mother’s Day message, Robin Harris explores the power of generational faith through Paul’s words in 2 Timothy 1:5, reminding us that a sincere faith lived out today can impact generations tomorrow. Through personal stories, biblical encouragement, and honest reflection, this message highlights how faithfulness, prayer, and spiritual legacy shape families long after the moment has passed. As you listen, you’ll discover the importance of investing in the next generation, the lasting influence of a godly example, and the hope found in trusting God with every season of parenting and leadership. Listen now and be encouraged to live a faith that leaves a lasting legacy for generations to come.

In this special episode, Trinity Community Church is joined by guest speaker Robert Stearns, who brings a powerful and timely message on God’s heart for His people and His Kingdom. With biblical insight and global perspective, Robert challenges us to deepen our faith, expand our vision, and align our lives with what God is doing in the world today. Listen now and be strengthened as you step into a greater understanding of your role in God’s unfolding purpose.      

Promises is a series that explores the faithfulness of God and the unchanging truth of His promises throughout Scripture. It encourages us to trust, stand firm, and find hope in every season, knowing that what God has spoken, He will fulfill!

Promises is a series that explores the faithfulness of God and the unchanging truth of His promises throughout Scripture. It encourages us to trust, stand firm, and find hope in every season, knowing that what God has spoken, He will fulfill!

FutureNow is focused on stepping boldly into the Kingdom purposes God has placed on our lives, reminding us that our calling isn't just someday - it's now.  Through faith and obedience, we learn to live with urgency and intention, advancing God's mission in our everyday lives.

The Kingdom of God is not a distant promise to be experienced someday—it is a present reality meant to be lived now. In this compelling message, Pastor TJ calls us to shift our perspective, lift our eyes beyond temporary concerns, and step into the purposes God has already set in motion for His people. Drawing from Colossians 3, this message centers on developing a true Kingdom mindset. When we fix our thoughts on the realities of heaven rather than the distractions of earth, everything changes—our values, our priorities, and our willingness to surrender. As you listen, you’ll encounter: Seeing the realities of heaven — recognizing that the Kingdom is active and present, and learning to discern God’s work beyond comfort and preference. Embracing heaven’s value system — clothing ourselves with mercy, kindness, humility, patience, forgiveness, and love as defining markers of a life aligned with Christ. Fulfilling our Kingdom purpose — understanding that faith is not about personal comfort, but about setting something into motion that outlives us through our time, talents, and resources. Through personal stories, honest challenge, and a call to courageous obedience, Pastor TJ reminds us that God’s plans unfold beyond our timetable—but always within His purpose. The invitation is clear: will we step forward and partner with what He is doing? Listen now and discover what it means to live with a KingdomNow perspective—fulfilling the purpose God has placed on your life and reflecting heaven wherever you go.

What if the greatest barrier between you and deeper transformation isn’t rebellion—but perspective? In this closing message of the iDols series, Pastor Tyler invites us to confront one of the most subtle idols we carry: the elevation of our opinions, perceptions, and personal truths above the heart of God. Drawing from Acts 10 and Peter’s encounter with Cornelius, this message explores how even faithful believers can unknowingly allow upbringing, culture, and preference to shape their lens more than Scripture does. Through Peter’s vision and his interaction with a Gentile family, we see what happens when God challenges long-held assumptions and invites us into alignment with His purposes. As you listen, you’ll encounter: The Lordship of Jesus over everything — understanding that transformation requires surrendering not just behavior, but thought patterns and deeply rooted perspectives. The danger of “my truth” — recognizing how easily our opinions can become idols when they are not aligned with God’s Word and His heart for people. Re-centering through communion — rediscovering how returning to the sacrifice of Christ reshapes our values, softens our hearts, and unifies us under one Kingdom banner. With honesty, conviction, and pastoral care, this message challenges us to examine whether we are seeing the world through our own lens—or through the lens of heaven. Listen now and allow God to realign your heart, refine your perspective, and draw you closer to His purposes for your life.

Some moments feel weighty—not because of pressure, but because of purpose. In this heartfelt Vision Weekend message, Pastor TJ calls Trinity Community Church to lift its eyes beyond personal comfort and rediscover the bigger story God is writing through His people. At the center of this message is a powerful reminder: the Kingdom of God is not built merely on what we accomplish, but on what we set in motion. Vision gives direction. Vision creates unity. Vision moves us beyond ourselves and into God’s heart for the world. Drawing from Proverbs 29, Matthew 28, and John 15, Pastor TJ challenges us to embrace three defining commitments that shape Trinity’s mission: Love extravagantly — a sacrificial, unreasonable, over-the-top love that reflects the heart of the Father and costs us something. Grow intentionally — taking personal responsibility for spiritual maturity so that God can trust us with more of His authority and His heart. Share boldly — recognizing that we are entrusted with the Great Commission and called to live in such a way that others are drawn to the hope within us. This message also introduces a tangible act of faith: holding a “rock of remembrance” as a commitment to pray for someone who does not yet know Jesus. For the next month, we are invited to pray daily for softened hearts, open doors, and Spirit-led conversations—believing that God will move people from death to life. With raw honesty, personal grief, and prophetic conviction, Pastor TJ reminds us that this is more than church growth—it is Kingdom movement. This is about trusting God enough to walk through the doors He opens and believing that what we set in motion today may outlive us tomorrow. Listen now and step into the moment God is inviting you to embrace—because the Kingdom is moving, and you were created to be part of it.

Power is something we all want—whether we admit it or not—but not all power leads to life. In this message from the iDols series, Pastor TJ invites us to examine one of the most dangerous idols to take root in the church and in our hearts: the pursuit of human power over kingdom power. Through the story of King Saul and the contrast between earthly authority and God’s way, this message exposes how power rooted in the flesh distorts our hearts and fractures our faith. As you listen, you’ll encounter: How human power corrupts — discovering how pride, jealousy, anger, fear, and instability are often the byproducts of power disconnected from God’s Spirit. Why kingdom power is different — learning how Jesus models a power shaped by love, sacrifice, and surrender rather than control and intimidation. What the Holy Spirit empowers us to do — seeing how God’s power saves, transforms us to be like Christ, strengthens us to endure, overcomes fear, equips us to witness, and moves through miracles according to His will. With humor, honesty, and deeply personal stories, Pastor TJ challenges us to lay down our grip on control and trust the Spirit’s work even when outcomes don’t make sense. This message reminds us that the church does not advance through force or fear, but through faithfulness, obedience, and the power of God at work within His people. Listen now and consider where power has taken a seat in your life—and what it looks like to surrender the throne so God’s Kingdom can fully reign.

Some idols don’t demand temples or sacrifices—they quietly take control from within. In the opening message of the iDols series, Pastor TJ challenges us to confront one of the most subtle and destructive forces in our faith: the elevation of self over the lordship of Christ. This message exposes how pride can disguise itself as confidence, conviction, or even partial obedience, slowly shifting our focus from God’s will to our own. Drawing from the life of King Saul, Pastor TJ reveals how unchecked pride distorts truth, fractures relationships, and ultimately leads us away from God’s purpose. As you listen, you’ll encounter: How self becomes an idol — recognizing the moments when our preferences, opinions, and desires begin to outrank obedience to God. The quiet cost of pride — understanding how pride deceives us, justifies compromise, and creates distance between us, God, and others. A path back to humility — discovering God’s invitation to lay down self-centered faith and embrace a life shaped by obedience, surrender, and the leading of the Holy Spirit. Through personal stories, biblical insight, and honest challenge, this message calls us to examine what truly sits on the throne of our hearts—and to make room once again for Jesus to reign fully. Listen now and take a meaningful step toward freedom as God reveals what needs to be surrendered so He can reshape your life from the inside out.

In a world marked by tension, division, and quick offense, the Church is called to live differently. In this candid and deeply pastoral message, Pastor TJ invites us into a challenging but life-giving conversation about unity, forgiveness, and the hard work of loving one another the way Jesus does. This message brings us to the heart of what it means to truly live as the Church, especially when relationships are strained. Centered on Matthew 18 and the ministry of reconciliation, Pastor TJ walks us through God’s blueprint for navigating conflict with humility, courage, and grace. As you listen, you’ll encounter: The goal of restoration — understanding that God’s heart in every conflict is not winning arguments, but healing relationships and restoring unity. Following God’s plan, not our emotions — learning why Scripture, not feelings, must guide how we respond to offense, hurt, and relational fractures. The power of forgiveness and obedience — discovering how releasing bitterness and taking Spirit-led steps toward reconciliation brings freedom, peace, and renewed connection. Through humor, personal stories, and honest reflection, this message reminds us that while relationships are often messy, God is always at work—drawing His people back together and using reconciliation to reflect His love to the world. Listen now and discover how choosing God’s way in your relationships can bring healing, peace, and a deeper sense of freedom in your life.

There comes a moment when the pieces finally connect—when the why becomes clear and everything else begins to make sense. In this message, Pastor TJ invites us to rediscover the heart behind the Church, reminding us that without understanding the why, we will never fully embrace the purpose, unity, or power God intends for His people. At the center of this conversation is a compelling vision of what the Church is meant to be and do. As you listen, you’ll encounter three defining priorities that shape life at Trinity Community Church: Equipped for purpose — learning that gathering is not about consumption, but preparation, as God forms us to live like Jesus in both character and mission. Empowered by the Holy Spirit — discovering that Christianity was never meant to be passive or powerless, but marked by bold faith, authority, and the supernatural work of God through everyday believers. Encouraged through community — understanding why faith cannot thrive in isolation, and how unity, accountability, and shared life protect us, strengthen us, and propel us forward together. Through personal stories, Scripture, and real-life moments of faith in action, Pastor TJ challenges us to move from inward-focused faith to outward-impacting lives—fully engaged in God’s mission to seek and save the lost. Listen now and step into a clearer understanding of why the Church exists, why your role matters, and how God wants to work in and through your life.

There is something deeply grounding about knowing you belong to something bigger than yourself. In this message, Pastor TJ reminds us that God did not design faith to be lived in isolation, but within a family where purpose, care, and calling are discovered together. At the heart of this message is a timely challenge to move from being consumers of church to fully invested members of the Body of Christ. Drawing from Scripture and the story of the early church, Pastor TJ unpacks what it looks like to live with a kingdom mindset by exploring: Belonging to something greater — understanding that the church is not a building or a product, but a spiritual family where every person matters. Unity over uniformity — learning how God celebrates diversity within His people and uses our differences to create strength, harmony, and impact. From spectators to participants — discovering that every believer has a role to play, and that even small, faithful acts can lead to life-changing outcomes for others. Through personal stories, humor, and powerful testimonies of transformed lives, this message calls us to say yes to community, purpose, and shared mission—trusting God to use what we offer for something far beyond ourselves. Listen now and step into a deeper understanding of your place in God’s family and the difference your life can make when lived together in faith.

As a new year begins, many of us are thinking about fresh starts and better habits—but beneath every resolution is a deeper question of purpose. In this message, Pastor Alex invites us to move beyond surface-level change and rediscover the deeper why behind the Church, reminding us that we were never called to simply attend a service, but to live as God’s chosen people on mission in the world. Centering on Jesus’ words in Matthew 16, this message reframes church not as a building or a weekly routine, but as the ecclesia—a people called out to represent the Kingdom of God. As you listen, you’ll encounter: Why the Church exists — understanding that Jesus is building His Church through people, not places, and calling us to push back darkness with His light. What it means to be His ecclesia — discovering our identity as disciples who worship, grow, and carry God’s love, power, and presence into everyday life. How the Spirit empowers the Church — learning how the Holy Spirit equips ordinary believers to live with purpose, courage, and impact far beyond Sunday gatherings. With biblical insight, personal stories, and a clear call to action, this message challenges us to stop warming seats and start living on mission—fully surrendered to what God wants to do in and through us. Listen now and step into a clearer vision of who you are, why the Church matters, and how your life can help advance God’s Kingdom in the year ahead.

Joy is often treated as optional or circumstantial, yet Scripture reveals it as one of heaven’s most powerful gifts. In this message, Pastor TJ invites us to rediscover joy not as a fleeting emotion, but as a spiritual strength rooted in trust, gratitude, and the presence of God—even in the middle of hardship. TCC Continuing the Advent journey through hope and peace, this conversation centers on the often overlooked gift of joy and how it transforms the way we see our lives. As you listen, you’ll encounter: Joy’s true source — understanding that joy flows from salvation and relationship with Jesus, not from circumstances going our way. How perspective shapes experience — learning that the same situation can either drain us or strengthen us depending on how we choose to see God at work within it. Joy released through trust and gratitude — discovering how trusting God and practicing thankfulness unlocks the Holy Spirit’s power to produce joy, peace, and hope in abundance. Through stories from Israel, powerful testimonies, and biblical truth, this message challenges us to stop letting small things steal our joy and instead recognize God in the middle of every season. Listen now and allow God to reframe your perspective, renew your strength, and awaken a joy that carries you forward.

For many, the Christmas season arrives wrapped in lights and warmth—yet beneath the sparkle can live tension, heaviness, and the quiet ache of unmet expectations. In this timely message, Pastor Chip leads us into the heart of what Jesus came to bring: a peace not dependent on circumstance, but rooted in the very presence of the Prince of Peace Himself. Today’s conversation centers on the kind of peace that steadies anxious hearts and spills into the world around us. Pastor Chip unpacks: Experiencing true peace within — exploring Jesus’ promise of perfect peace that transcends understanding, and learning how trust, focus, prayer, and surrender open our hearts to it. Fixing our thoughts on God — understanding how what we dwell on grows, and discovering practical ways to shift from worry to worship, from control to confidence in God’s care. Becoming peacemakers in a restless world — seeing how the Holy Spirit empowers us to carry God’s peace into our homes, workplaces, friendships, and even difficult family moments, especially in this season. Filled with Scripture, honest reflections, and real-life moments—from parenting and foster care to navigating cultural chaos—this message invites us to trade frantic striving for God’s steady presence, and to become channels of His peace wherever we go. Listen today and allow the Prince of Peace to quiet your heart and guide your steps as you bring His peace to the world around you.

Hope has a way of finding us—sometimes in the most unexpected places. In this week’s message, Pastor TJ invites us into a heartfelt reflection on the power of hope, reminding us that even when life feels dim or uncertain, God whispers promises that lead us toward His light and His future for us. Through storytelling, Scripture, and a look at the lives of Mary and Joseph, we discover how God plants hope long before it is seen. This message explores what it means to recognize, receive, and respond to the hope God extends to His people: Hope begins with a whisper — like Mary, we learn that agreeing with God’s word opens the door for heaven to break into earth, even when the “how” doesn’t make sense. Hope moves through obedience — Joseph’s quiet, courageous steps show us that hope often becomes real when we act on what God has revealed, despite the cost or the questions. Hope strengthens as we walk toward it — just like hearing the faint sound of a waterfall, hope grows clearer as we keep moving in faith, trusting that what God spoke, He will bring to pass. With warmth and sincerity, Pastor TJ reminds us that God still delivers hope to His people—right into the middle of our valleys, uncertainties, and waiting seasons. Listen today and let your heart be lifted as you journey toward the sound of hope God is already speaking over your life.

Some meals satisfy for a moment—but others have the power to nourish the soul. In this week’s message, guest speaker Pastor Don Immel invites us to step beyond the surface of physical hunger and consider what it truly means to “ingest” the life Jesus offers, drawing from John 6 and the powerful declaration, “I am the Bread of Life.” As Pastor Don unpacks this rich passage, he helps us see how Jesus moves His listeners—and us—from temporary concerns to eternal truth. In this episode, you’ll hear: A declaration: Jesus is the Bread of Life—the only One who can satisfy, sustain, and give life that lasts. An invitation: We are called to receive Him not just intellectually, but personally—to take the gospel from the “outside” to the “inside” of our lives. A response: Just as bread must be eaten to give nourishment, Jesus calls us to believe, trust, and allow His Word to shape every part of who we are. With humor, clarity, and heartfelt challenge, this message encourages us to move from merely observing Jesus to fully receiving Him—letting His truth become the sustaining strength of our everyday lives. Listen now and encounter the kind of nourishment that satisfies far beyond today.

Sometimes it takes just one moment—one encounter—to change the way we see everything. In this message, Pastor TJ shares how following Jesus doesn’t just transform our hearts, it transforms our vision—helping us see life, challenges, and people through the lens of God’s Kingdom. Using the story of Elisha and his servant from 2 Kings 6, this message reveals how God opens our spiritual eyes to see beyond fear, confusion, and the limits of our human understanding. Pastor TJ unpacks three key truths that help us shift our focus from the temporary to the eternal: See your problems differently – God can turn every challenge into a platform to display His power and shape your perseverance. Let the Holy Spirit change your perspective – When we view the world through the Spirit, fear gives way to confidence and chaos gives way to clarity. Respond with God’s heart – True vision isn’t just about what we see, but how we respond—choosing grace, forgiveness, and love even when the world says otherwise. Through personal stories, humor, and a powerful reminder that “greater are those with us than those against us,” this message invites listeners to pray bold prayers and ask the Holy Spirit to help them truly see. Listen now and experience what happens when you trade your perspective for God’s—and begin to see the world the way He does.

Some stories begin with a whisper—a nudge from God that turns into something greater than anyone could imagine. This week’s episode celebrates 20 years of Trinity Community Church, tracing the journey from a simple calling to a thriving community where lives are being transformed by God’s love, power, and presence. In this special anniversary message, Pastor TJ sits down with founding pastor Steve Trader, early leaders, and current staff to reflect on the faith, courage, and obedience that brought TCC from living rooms and school gyms to its home on Coffee Run. Together, they share how the story of Trinity has always been one of God’s faithfulness through every season. Listeners will hear: The beginning of the vision – how a small group of families said yes to a divine whisper that became a movement of hope in the Hockessin community. The miracles along the way – stories of prayer, provision, and God’s hand in building not just a church, but a spiritual home. The promise ahead – how God is calling Trinity into a new era of expansion, diversity, and deeper community impact. Through laughter, gratitude, and testimony, this episode honors the past while looking forward to the future God is still writing. Listen now and celebrate how one faithful “yes” continues to echo through generations—reminding us that God’s plans are always bigger than our beginnings.

Fear has a way of freezing us—of making us forget who we are and whose we are. In this final message of the Monsters Under the Bed series, Pastor TJ takes us to the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to show how faith and courage can overcome even the fiercest flames. Through humor, storytelling, and powerful truth, we’re reminded that fear is more than a feeling—it’s a test of what we believe about God. As Pastor TJ unpacks this familiar story, listeners will discover: Faith requires foundation – you can’t face fear without knowing what you believe and where your confidence truly lies. Identity changes everything – when you remember who you belong to, fear loses its power to define or derail you. God is faithful in the fire – whether He delivers you or walks with you through the heat, His presence is always the promise. With warmth and challenge, this message calls us to stand firm, trust God fully, and face every fear with the assurance that we are never alone. Listen now and be strengthened to confront your fears and walk boldly in the peace only God can provide.

Some of life’s greatest growth happens in the dark—where things are uncertain, uncomfortable, and unseen. In this powerful continuation of the Monsters Under the Bed series, guest speaker Dr. Ken Hansen confronts one of the most challenging “monsters” believers face: the struggle to trust God when life doesn’t make sense. Through stories of personal trials, Scripture, and hard-earned wisdom, Dr. Hansen reminds us that God’s process is not meant to punish us, but to prepare us. Drawing from the life of David, he reveals that: The process builds strength – Just like David’s 20-year journey from anointing to appointment, God uses time and testing to shape our character before fulfilling His promises. The process protects purpose – When we wait on God’s timing, we learn to carry His anointing with humility, rather than relying only on talent or ambition. The process produces fruit – Every trial, delay, and moment of uncertainty becomes part of the story God is writing through our lives for His glory. With compassion and clarity, this message invites us to stop fighting the wait and start trusting the One who works all things together for good. Listen now and find fresh courage to stay the course—because the process you’re in may be the very thing preparing you for the promise ahead.

Doubt doesn’t always roar—it often whispers, quietly shaking what we know to be true. In this week’s message, Pastor TJ continues our Monsters Under the Bed series by confronting one of the most common fears in faith: the monster of doubt. Through humor, honesty, and the story of Peter stepping out of the boat, we learn that doubt isn’t the absence of faith—it’s the moment that tests it. Pastor TJ reveals how followers of Jesus can silence doubt and move forward with confidence by learning to: Face the storm – Faith doesn’t mean avoiding hard things. It means standing firm when life doesn’t unfold the way we expect. Fix your focus – Like Peter, we sink when our eyes drift from Jesus to the waves around us. God lifts our heads to see Him, not the chaos. Find your footing – When we remember God’s past faithfulness and stay rooted in His Word, we gain the strength to trust Him again for what’s ahead. This message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t shame us for doubting—He reaches for us, lifts us up, and walks with us until the storm is still. Listen now and rediscover what it means to trust God even when the wind is against you.

Some fears never hide for long—they wait beneath the surface, whispering reminders of who we used to be. In this opening message of the Monsters Under the Bed series, Pastor TJ invites us to confront one of the most haunting “monsters” we all face: our past. Through humor, honesty, and biblical truth, we explore how the enemy uses old wounds and failures to keep us bound, and how God’s presence brings lasting freedom. Pastor TJ outlines three key ways to silence the voice of your past: Fuel your faith – what you feed your heart determines your strength. Immerse yourself in Scripture, worship, and community to build spiritual resilience. Fix your focus – you can’t move forward while constantly looking backward. Let God shift your attention from what was to what He’s still doing. Find your freedom – invite the Holy Spirit into your story and trust Him to turn your past into a pathway that leads others to hope. With a powerful testimony from Ashley Cooper, this message reminds us that our stories don’t define us—they become the evidence of God’s grace when placed in His hands. Listen now and experience the freedom that comes when you stop running from your past and start walking in God’s promise.

Faith was never meant to be lived safely from the sidelines. In this closing message of the Courageous series, Pastor TJ challenges us to move past bare-minimum faith and step boldly into the places God calls us—even when it feels uncomfortable. Looking at the life of Joshua, we see that courage begins with God’s invitation to join His mission, grows through His instructions found in His Word, and is sustained by His inspiration—the assurance that He is with us wherever we go. Along the way, Pastor TJ reminds us that the Christian life is not about staying comfortable but about living with purpose, saying yes to God’s call, and trusting Him to work through our obedience. With stories of risk, faith, and God’s faithfulness, this message invites us to consider what steps He may be asking us to take right now. Listen today and discover what happens when you trade comfort for calling and let God use you in extraordinary ways.

Life rarely unfolds the way we expect—and sometimes God’s plans seem anything but logical. In this week’s message, TJ Loverde reminds us that true courage isn’t about having all the answers, but about trusting the One who does. Through humor, Scripture, and personal testimony, this message explores how we can remain steadfast when life feels confusing. Listeners will discover: Biblical examples of courageous faith – from Noah building an ark before rain had ever fallen to Abraham waiting decades for God’s promise to be fulfilled. The power of perspective – how our disappointments can become God’s redirection, leading us toward unexpected blessings like adoption and new purpose. Practical steps for courage – leaning on the Holy Spirit, anchoring in God’s Word, pursuing peace through prayer, and taking one faithful step at a time. With stories of waiting, surrender, and surprising fulfillment, this message calls us to courage even when the path doesn’t make sense. Listen now and find strength to keep walking forward, trusting the God who sees the bigger picture.

Some of the most life-changing moments come when we’re willing to step out of the harbor and into the deep. In this week’s message, Pastor TJ calls us to move beyond safe, predictable faith and embrace the courageous life God designed for us—a life that requires trust, risk, and bold steps into the unknown. Together we’ll discover: Faith was never meant to be safe – following Jesus requires steps into uncertainty, where courage is not optional but essential. God is both compass and companion – He doesn’t just point us toward a destination, He walks the journey with us, shaping us along the way. The rewards of courageous faith – when we say yes, we experience belonging as children of God, blessing in every season, and transformation as He prunes and shapes us for His purpose. With stories of family, faith, and real-life moments of stepping into risk, this message challenges us to stop settling for safe religion and start living the kind of faith that moves mountains. Listen now and take your first bold step toward the life God has been calling you into.

Every season brings new opportunities to see life with fresh eyes—but only when we choose to focus on the right things. In this Vision Weekend message, Pastor Alex challenges us to examine how we see God, the church, and ourselves, reminding us that without clear vision we can lose direction, but with it, we can walk confidently into all that God has for us. In this episode, you’ll discover: The power of perspective – how our perception shapes our vision and why it’s vital to see God, His Word, and His church clearly. The heart of our vision at TCC – love is our anthem, we grow in faith together, and we share our stories so others can encounter Jesus. The call to realignment – why we must lay down personal kingdoms, refocus our gaze on God’s Kingdom, and allow Him to use our time, gifts, and testimonies to impact others. Through Scripture, stories, and practical steps, this message invites us to refocus and move forward together as a family of faith. Listen now and step into a clearer vision for your life and for the Kingdom.

Some things aren’t meant to sit in the garage polished and unused—they’re meant to be taken out on the road. In this week’s message, Pastor TJ closes our summer series on the Kingdom with a challenging look at the parable of the talents, reminding us that our faith was never designed to be hidden away but invested, expanded, and lived out. Together we learn: The roots of the Kingdom are people – the church isn’t a building but living stones God places together to form His house. The Kingdom comes with requirements – God calls us to invest our time, talent, and treasure in ways that build His Kingdom and serve others. The Kingdom carries responsibility – one day we will give an account for what we’ve done with what He entrusted to us, and the measure will be how our lives have impacted others for Christ. Through stories, Scripture, and a heartfelt call to action, this message challenges us to move beyond self-focus and step into the joy of saying yes to God’s plan. Listen now and discover what happens when you place your whole life in His hands and let Him use you for His Kingdom.

Every invitation carries weight—but none more than the one God extends to each of us. This week, guest speaker Joe Bres shares his powerful testimony and unpacks Jesus’ parable of the great banquet, reminding us that the kingdom of God is a feast prepared for all who are willing to say yes. In this message, we discover: God’s provision – His invitation to the banquet is open to all, offering grace, forgiveness, and a place at His table. Obstacles and excuses – Possessions, careers, or even family can become distractions that keep us from responding to God’s call. The need for growth – Following Jesus requires tending the soil of our hearts, exercising spiritual discipline, and stepping into a life that continually reflects Him. With humor, honesty, and biblical truth, Joe calls us to recognize the urgency of God’s invitation and to lay aside whatever keeps us from fully embracing it. Listen now and take your seat at the table prepared for you.

What if one day of your life could change someone else’s every day? This week, we continue our partnership with Convoy of Hope’s One Day to Feed the World—a movement that reminds us the kingdom of God calls us not to store up blessings for ourselves, but to become rivers of generosity that flow outward to those in need. In this episode, guest speaker Jack Risner shares powerful stories of compassion, challenges us to move from words to action, and reveals how God uses ordinary obedience to bring extraordinary impact. Together we explore: Equal sacrifice, not equal giving – the invitation to give one day’s wage to feed, empower, and restore lives around the world. The heart of the Shepherd – how God calls His people to walk with the broken, defend the vulnerable, and reflect His love in practical ways. Doing the next kind thing – how generosity begins not with grand gestures, but with daily choices to listen and respond to the Holy Spirit’s leading. From global impact to local stories of transformation, this message challenges us to see giving not as loss, but as participation in God’s redemptive work. Listen now and discover how one day of generosity can ripple into a lifetime of hope for someone else.

Every life tells the story of seeds—some planted long ago, others sown in the quiet moments of today—that will shape the harvest of tomorrow. In this week’s message, Pastor Debbie invites us to reflect deeply on what’s been planted in us and what we are planting in the lives of others, reminding us that everything grows from a seed, whether healthy or harmful. Drawing from the parable of the growing seed in Mark 4:26–29, she unpacks two essential truths: What you scatter matters – Every word, action, and choice plants something in the soil of another’s life. The question is whether it aligns with God’s truth or allows weeds to take root. Tend the soil of your heart – Healthy soil fosters healthy growth. Partnering with the Holy Spirit, we can identify and uproot seeds of untruth, replace them with God’s promises, and cultivate an environment where His Word thrives. Through generational stories, practical illustrations, and personal testimony, this message challenges us to own our influence, guard our hearts, and sow intentionally into the people and generations around us. Listen now and discover how the seeds you plant today can bear life-giving fruit for years to come.

Some transformations happen quietly—rising slowly beneath the surface, but reshaping everything. In this week’s message, Pastor Jerry brings warmth, depth, and humor to a powerful parable of Jesus: the kingdom of heaven is like yeast that works its way through dough until every part is changed. Unpacking this brief but rich illustration, the message reveals two central truths: We must be leavened – God’s Spirit wants to permeate every part of our lives, not just the public or polished ones. But it requires surrender—real transformation means releasing control and allowing God to shape us completely. We are called to be leaven – Once transformed, we are sent out to bring kingdom change into the world around us—not through force or fame, but through consistent, faithful presence, wherever we’ve been placed. From ancient bread-making to spiritual growth, Pastor Jerry reminds us that lasting influence takes time—and that our willingness to yield to God’s timing and trust His work is what truly multiplies impact. Listen now and discover how your ordinary, obedient life can carry extraordinary weight in God’s hands.

Sometimes the smallest things hold the greatest power. In this week’s message, Pastor TJ takes us into Jesus’ parable of the mustard seed to reveal how the kingdom of God begins in ways that seem insignificant but grows into something far greater than we could ever imagine. Through this teaching, we explore the nature of the kingdom and discover: Small steps matter – The kingdom often begins with a single decision of faith, a moment of trust that seems small but has eternal impact. Expansion is built into the kingdom – Like a seed that becomes a tree, God’s kingdom is designed to grow in us and through us when we make room for Him. Focus determines growth – Whatever we water in our lives will flourish; when we nurture faith instead of fear, the fruit of God’s kingdom takes root. With stories from Scripture, practical moments from everyday life, and a challenge to shift our focus outward, this message calls us to take even the smallest step and watch God grow something extraordinary. Listen now and learn how the smallest measure of faith can open the way for God’s expanding kingdom in your life.

What if the treasures of your life aren’t just found in the shiny new revelations—but also in the truths you’ve carried for years? In this week’s message, Pastor Tyler walks us through a surprising and powerful one-verse parable from Jesus, revealing how the kingdom of God honors both the old and the new when surrendered fully to Him. Anchored in Matthew 13:52, the message challenges us to examine the “storerooms” of our hearts—those places where we hold onto truth, memory, and transformation. Pastor Tyler explores three key ideas: God’s truth is treasure: Both the ancient words of the Old Testament and the fresh grace of the gospel are priceless—and designed to be shared. Discipleship brings transformation: We’re not just students of Scripture—we’re vessels for kingdom truth that is meant to overflow. We are called to give it away: When we open our hearts and release what God has poured into us, the kingdom spreads beyond us, touching lives in practical and eternal ways. Whether you're holding onto something God spoke long ago or stepping into something brand new, this message invites you to see it all as sacred—and to live a life that generously gives it back. Listen now to discover how opening your storeroom might change someone else's story.

Sometimes the greatest treasures come with the highest cost—but they’re always worth it. In this week's episode, Pastor TJ invites us to examine what it means to truly live for the Kingdom of God, reminding us that surrender isn’t loss—it’s the beginning of everything meaningful. Drawing from the parable of the pearl of great price, this message unpacks how the kingdom of heaven is not just a beautiful ideal, but a present reality that demands a response. Pastor TJ outlines three key themes: Invitation: God has planted a desire for eternity in our hearts—and He draws us to discover the life only He can offer. Surrender: The kingdom expands through us only when we yield everything—our plans, fears, ambitions, and comforts—to the King. Satisfaction: In a world full of substitutes, Jesus alone satisfies the soul, and that satisfaction empowers us to live with clarity, purpose, and peace. With honest reflections, humorous storytelling, and deeply personal moments, this message challenges each of us to consider what we’re really holding onto—and what it would mean to give God our full yes. Listen now to explore what happens when you stop calling the shots and start following the One who gave it all for you.

Not all treasure glitters—and not everything that glitters is worth the search. This week, Pastor Leo challenges our understanding of what we treasure and why it matters. Rooted in Matthew 13:44, the message explores how the kingdom of heaven is like a hidden treasure—worth everything once it's truly seen. Pastor Leo walks us through three powerful steps in the treasure-hunting process: Identify: Recognizing what we call “treasure” and learning how to tell gold from fool’s gold through the lens of the Holy Spirit. Prepare: Embracing the moments, seasons, and setbacks that God uses to form us and direct our pursuit—even when it feels like we're wandering. Obtain: Discovering that the true reward isn’t the treasure we imagined, but the people, presence, and purpose we find in the process. Through personal stories, biblical wisdom, and moments of lighthearted joy, this message reminds us that sometimes the treasure we’ve been searching for has been sitting in plain sight all along. Listen now and discover the richness of living a life led by God’s heart, where every step has value—and you are the treasure He’s been pursuing.

What if the faithfulness of God isn’t just something He does—but who He is? In this week's message, Pastor Tyler takes us into the next installment of our "Revealed: The DNA of God" series with a deep, heartfelt look at the nature of God’s faithfulness—not as a choice, but as an unchanging reality rooted in His very being. As we explore the character of God, we come to understand that His faithfulness cannot waver, cannot change, and does not fail. This episode unpacks three key expressions of God’s faithfulness: Foundational: God lays spiritual groundwork in our lives that becomes the base for everything else. Formational: His faithfulness shapes us over time through both mountain-top victories and valley moments. Fruitful: Through Jesus, the ultimate expression of faithfulness, we’re not only transformed but called to reflect His unwavering love in our own lives. You’ll hear relatable stories, practical insights, and a call to rethink how you view God’s consistency in the midst of your own imperfection. Join us as we discover what it truly means to be held by a Father who is faithful through it all—and learn how to live out that same kind of steady love.  

This series explores the core attributes of God's character, delving into His nature as loving, just, merciful, and omnipotent. Revealed, emphasizes how these divine traits shape our understanding of His identity and guide our relationship with Him.  Through Scripture and reflection, the series reveals how we can grow in our knowledge of God, recognizing His presence and power in our lives.  Even when the world feels heavy with pain and uncertainty, there’s a distinct call echoing through the noise—a call to be different, to be set apart, to be holy. This week’s message from Pastor TJ draws us into the depths of what it means for God to be holy, and how we are invited to reflect that holiness in our own lives. Recorded just after recent unrest in the Middle East, this episode begins with a call to prayer and peace—an acknowledgment that while the world groans, God remains sovereign. Pastor TJ weaves personal stories from his time in Israel with biblical truth, inviting us to examine four characteristics of God’s holiness: His unshakable character, unwavering compassion, covenant-keeping nature, and supreme control. Through these traits, we learn that holiness isn’t about perfection—it’s about living transformed, marked by God’s power and love. As you listen, you’ll also hear a powerful testimony of miraculous healing that reminds us God is still moving in ways that defy logic and stir faith. Take a moment to listen—and discover what it looks like to live differently in a world that desperately needs something real.  

There’s a strength that shines brightest when the world around us dims. This week on the Trinity Community Church Podcast, Pastor TJ returns from his time in Israel with a heart full of stories, spiritual insights, and a deeper understanding of what it means to live boldly for God—no matter where you are. In this powerful Father's Day message, we explore how faith can flourish in unlikely places. Using the story of Daniel and his friends as a guide, we reflect on what it takes to remain grounded in who we are, rooted in whose we are, and unwavering in our calling even when the world feels unfamiliar or hostile. As you listen, you’ll: Hear firsthand reflections from Israel and learn how everyday life in a war-touched region reveals spiritual truths about resilience. Discover the significance of holding on to your God-given identity in a culture that constantly tries to redefine you. Be encouraged to live “marked”—publicly and purposefully—as a follower of Christ, regardless of your environment. Tune in now and be reminded of what’s possible when you walk with strength, clarity, and conviction—anchored in the One who never changes.      

This series explores the core attributes of God's character, delving into His nature as loving, just, merciful, and omnipotent. Revealed, emphasizes how these divine traits shape our understanding of His identity and guide our relationship with Him.  Through Scripture and reflection, the series reveals how we can grow in our knowledge of God, recognizing His presence and power in our lives.  In today’s message, Pastor Alex unpacks the mercy of God and reminds us through the story of Jonah and the parable of the unmerciful servant that just as God freely gives mercy to us, we are also called to extend that same mercy to others. Listen to today’s episode to discover how embracing God’s mercy can bring freedom, healing, and deeper connection in your walk with Him and those around you.

This series explores the core attributes of God's character, delving into His nature as loving, just, merciful, and omnipotent. Revealed, emphasizes how these divine traits shape our understanding of His identity and guide our relationship with Him.  Through Scripture and reflection, the series reveals how we can grow in our knowledge of God, recognizing His presence and power in our lives.  Join us this week as we explore the relentless love of God as seen through the story of the prodigal son, emphasizing that God actively pursues us with compassion no matter how far we've strayed or how hard we try to earn His love. It reminds us that our identity as sons and daughters of God is not based on performance, but on His unchanging grace, and challenges us to extend that same relentless love to others. Listen to today’s episode and be reminded of who you are, and to be inspired to go and find the prodigals in your life—because the love of God doesn’t wait, it pursues.

This series explores the core attributes of God's character, delving into His nature as loving, just, merciful, and omnipotent. Revealed, emphasizes how these divine traits shape our understanding of His identity and guide our relationship with Him.  Through Scripture and reflection, the series reveals how we can grow in our knowledge of God, recognizing His presence and power in our lives.  Join us this week as guest speaker Pastor Jeff Leake shares a powerful message on God’s faithfulness through the process of promise, problem, perseverance, and provision. Whether you're seeking breakthrough or learning to endure, this episode offers hope and strength for your faith journey.

This series explores the core attributes of God's character, delving into His nature as loving, just, merciful, and omnipotent. Revealed, emphasizes how these divine traits shape our understanding of His identity and guide our relationship with Him.  Through Scripture and reflection, the series reveals how we can grow in our knowledge of God, recognizing His presence and power in our lives.  Join us this week as we unpack what it means for God to be sovereign in our lives. 

Join us as we celebrate the transformative power of God's love in our lives. Just as exfoliation removes the old to reveal the new, 2 Corinthians 5:17 reminds us: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" Experience a message of hope and renewal, honoring the nurturing spirit of mothers and the fresh start available to us all through Christ.  Come and be part of this uplifting celebtration - where faith meets renewal, and every heart is made new!

This week on our church podcast, we're honored to welcome Bishop Robert Stearns as our special guest. In a powerful and thought-provoking message, Bishop Stearns explores the first question God asked humanity: “Where are you?”—spoken to Adam in the Garden after the fall. Join us as we unpack the depth of this question and what it reveals about God's heart, our identity, and the call to return to His presence. Have you ever wondered where you are in your walk with God? This episode invites you to reflect, return, and reconnect.

This series explores the core attributes of God's character, delving into His nature as loving, just, merciful, and omnipotent. Revealed, emphasizes how these divine traits shape our understanding of His identity and guide our relationship with Him.  Through Scripture and reflection, the series reveals how we can grow in our knowledge of God, recognizing His presence and power in our lives.  This week, we explore God's goodness through the stories of Zacchaeus and Peter, showing how encounters with God transform lives. Join us as we dive in!

HE IS RISEN! We celebrate that death did not defeat our king, but that He conquered all for you and I! Celebrate with us this weekend. 

Let's explore the identity, character, and mission of Christ. Each message will dive into Scripture to reveal Jesus as Savior, King, and the perfect reflection of God's love.  We were saved for a purpose. Our life was never meant to be boring. In fact, we were meant to live out our mission: to go!  This week, we talk about Jesus the Sender.

Let's explore the identity, character, and mission of Christ. Each message will dive into Scripture to reveal Jesus as Savior, King, and the perfect reflection of God's love.  This week, we consider if our lives reflect the benefits of belonging to Jesus. Join us as we deepen our understanding of who He is and what that means for our lives today.