From Dubai to Mississauga, diverse cultures and languages shape our faith. In this podcast, three people share their stories of immigration and church around the world. From one Trinity church with 120 different congregations to another Trinity church thousands of kilometers away, Christianity is full of diverse expressions of faith in many languages, music styles and Bible translations. Pradeep, Neriah and James talk about their experience living in multicultural communities and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Listen in to learn more about what faith looks like around the world and find encouragement to explore new ways of worshipping.

In this podcast we explore:

Immigrating to Canada

Life in the United Arab Emirates

Diverse Expressions of Church and Faith

Learning to Appreciate Multiculturalism

Interfaith and Intercultural Conversations

God's Plan "A"

Looking for space to ask questions and make friends? These young adults found that and more as part of the Discipleship Year program at Trinity. In this podcast we sit down to talk about their experience so far including the ways that they are being transformed. From exploring spiritual practices like Sabbath and scripture meditation to learning the power of vulnerability and confession, these young adults share how intentional time in community reshaped their daily lives, their mindset, and even their relationships with family and friends. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, guidance, or just curious about how faith can intersect with everyday life, this conversation is packed with insights, encouragement, and practical takeaways for anyone navigating the journey of faith and growing up.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

What is the Discipleship Year Program?

What discipleship looks like today

The importance of building spiritual habits

Being transformed by community and vulnerability

Learning to slow down

The joy of serving others

It’s been said that “all you need is love”, but what is love? Love is cinnamon hearts, shared meals, cozy nights in and crazy family road trips. But love is also more than that, it’s not just a feeling it’s a principle that we express even when the people we’re faced with seem unlovable. In this podcast we break down what love really is, what it looks like, and what motivates us to love others. We talk about the importance of practical love that reaches out beyond what’s comfortable and into what is costly. Tune in for this final conversation in our advent series to reflect on the gift of God’s love and the calling of God to love our neighbours.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

What love looks like and feels like

Love as a principle, not a feeling

Loving even when it’s difficult

Jesus’ example of love

The many ways to show love

How to love everyone

This Sunday we look at the most famous—and most flawed—name in Jesus’ family tree: King David. David broke nearly every promise he ever made—but God never broke His. Join us as we explore how God’s unconditional promise to David points to the even greater promise fulfilled in Jesus.

Be joyful in all circumstances? That sounds impossible. Can we really experience joy in every situation? That’s one of the questions we wrestle with in this podcast. We also ask, how is joy different from happiness? Is joy always an explosive feeling of good vibes? And how can we become more joyful people? Light the advent candle of joy with us and settle in more a conversation filled with laughter, hard-hitting truth, and tips for getting through the dark times.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

The difference between happiness and joy

What it means to be joyful in all circumstances

How to have joy when life is hard

What joy really looks like

Paul’s letter to the Philippians

The connection between joy and gratitude

Many of us carry invisible labels—failure, unfaithful, addict, hypocrite, outsider. Rahab carried a label too… and yet she ends up in the family tree of Jesus. How? Why? And what does that mean for your story?

We all want peace, but do we know what that really means? In a world of conflict and consumerism, it seems that peace is always for sale but never achieved. In this podcast we continue our advent reflections and talk about what peace really is, what it’s not, and how we can find it. From an internal peace that protects your mind to an external peace that ends war, we wrestle with all of it. We also bring in faith and the Bible, drawing on passages like Isaiah 9 and Philippians 4:6-7 to figure out what it means to have peace that passes all understanding and that ends oppression once and for all. Join with us in the wrestling and waiting as we long for peace.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

The problem with defining peace

Connections between peace and consumerism

Connections between justice and peace

What long term peace looks like

St. Francis of Assisi’s Peacemaker Prayer