Jordan Barns (JB) delivers a relevant and convicting message on “Faith Talk,” reminding us faith isn’t just something we claim—it’s something we live out. He emphasizes that our faith is a gift from God, rooted fully in Jesus, and it should naturally show up in both our words and actions. The message is simple but challenging: if our faith is real, it will be reflected in how we speak and how we live every day.

Week Three of The Prodigal centers on the heart of the Father, the part of the story we often overlook when it comes to how we live.

This message calls us not just to receive the Father’s love, but to reflect it in how we treat others. Take a listen and be challenged to carry His heart into every area of your life.

“The Prodigal” is a three-week series where PJ unpacks the three key characters in this powerful story. In Week Two, The Self-Righteous, we turn to the older brother, whose pride and self-righteousness reveal a different kind of distance from the Father.

This message challenges us to see how we, too, can drift from the Father’s heart when we begin to judge or look down on those He welcomes. It’s a call to honest reflection in our own journey as followers of Jesus and an invitation to embrace the same grace we’ve been given.

“The Prodigal” is a three-week series where PJ unpacks the three key characters in this powerful story. In Week One, The Runaway, we revisit the familiar journey of the son who leaves the Father, wastes everything, and ultimately finds himself desperate to return.

This message dives into what it looks like to encounter the Father even in the lowest moments of our lives and reveals His unexpected, grace-filled response when we come home. Take a listen and rediscover the heart of the Father toward you.

This year at TRC, we’re confronting how easy it is to become numb to the power of Easter. PJ invites us to rediscover what it truly means to live and exist in the life-changing power of the resurrection. This message challenges us to move beyond familiarity and step back into awe, hope, and transformation. Don’t just remember Easter, live it.

We tend to overcomplicate words like, "discipleship." But , what would happen if we all changed our perspectives to something a little simpler?