Inverted

When a freshman walked into TRC, she didn’t just ask about service times and small groups. She started asking questions about our health, values, leadership, purpose, and what we actually believe…stay tuned for an example of how we should let God lead our decisions.

PJ and Christi talk about what Heaven will be like and what it will look like in paradise according to what we find in the Bible.

What does real love look like? In John 13, Jesus introduces a “new commandment” that reframes love, not as a feeling, but as a way of living that is inconvenient, humbling, and transformative. This message unpacks how Christ’s example of foot-washing love calls us to truth, sacrifice, and serving, showing the world that we are His disciples.

In Episode #23 of the Inverted Podcast, PJ sits down with Aubrey, David, and Braeden for a real and honest conversation about one of life’s biggest transitions: heading off to college. What does it look like to step into a new season, new friendships, new pressures, and new independence while bringing your faith with you?

This conversation is full of practical wisdom, honest experiences, and encouragement for students taking their next step and for parents learning how to navigate that transition alongside them. Whether college is right around the corner or still a few years away, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. For more info about TRC or TROC contact Taylor at [email protected] To speak to Braeden, Aubrey, or David text 254-434-4757.

Listen to how one small step of obedience has completely changed the entire families relationship with Jesus. PJ talks with Abi and her brother Manuel about how their lives have been impacted and changed forever.

On 6/28, PJ and Tanner shared questions that the TRC family submitted. This episode shares additional questions that were asked with PJ sharing his thoughts and where to find answers in the Bible.

In this episode of the Inverted Podcast, PJ sits down with Grayson Prescott to talk about what it means to live out the calling of Acts 20:24 in a unique and personal way. As Paul writes in the NLT, “But my life is worth nothing to me unless I use it for finishing the work assigned me by the Lord Jesus—the work of telling others the Good News about the wonderful grace of God.”

Through their conversation, Grayson shares how this verse has shaped the way he views his purpose and the way he lives out his faith. This short episode will challenge and encourage you to look at your own life through a new lens and consider how God may be calling you to live out your own Acts 20:24.

Your life is set, your future is planned out, and you're doing what pleases those around you and is safe. Then one day, God calls you to go a completely different direction. It makes absolutely no sense and it's not what you planned for yourself. How do you know it's God and what do you do when it happens? These are the very questions that rushed through Natally's head when her entire world got turned upside down.

Often times, the church focuses on worship and praise as pillars of our life--but what about lamenting and grief? Are worship and lamenting mutually exclusive, or can they coexist? What if there was a way in which they could not only coexist, but actually be the same. Lamenting is a big reality for Christians everywhere. How do we do it well, and how can we make our lament worship?

Have you ever felt stuck in or hurt by religion--trapped in a monotonous never-ending cycle of working for something that seems simply unattainable?

When Sienna was in high school, she told her parents about her decision to leave the church and religion she grew up in. But God wasn't done with her yet. During her first year of college, Sienna met a friend that led her back to God. Upon her new encounter, Sienna didn't find a religion, she found something much deeper--something that was somehow a Holy God and a wonderful friend all at the same time. Sienna found Jesus.