Think your family has issues? Meet Judah—liar, seller-of-brothers, moral disaster… and great-grandfather of Jesus. Why would God choose someone like him? The answer is the heart of Christmas.

What is hope? Can we even be hopeful when the world is falling apart? On this podcast we explore the many meanings of hope from fleeting optimism to a sustaining, long-term sense of possibility. We talk about the ways that hope improves our mental health and resilience and ways that we can practice hope in our everyday lives, no matter what we’re facing. Tune in to learn how to stay hopeful in dark times and some practical ways to share hope with one another.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

Different Kinds of Hope

The Connection Between Faith and Hope

God’s Plan of Redemption

How to Hope in Hard Times

What It Looks Like to Live with Hope

The Importance of Sharing Hope

There's more than one way to tell the Christmas story! Matthew doesn't begin with shepherds or angels or innkeepers. Instead he starts with a list of all the messy, embarrassing, and disappointing names in Jesus' family tree. Why start there?

How do you transform a community? One generous act at a time. On this podcast we talk about overcoming poverty through the power of choice and costly generosity. Kylah and Scott talk about their passion for seeing local churches transformed through getting outside their walls and serving their neighbours. Scott Cochrane shares what he’s learned from his decades of experience in global church leadership development. From The Global Leadership Network to World Vision, Scott shares how faithful generosity and service transforms local churches in Canada and around the world. If you’re looking to deepen your impact and transform your community, this podcast is for you.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

How Partnerships Deepen Impact

Ways to Use Your Resources to Strengthen Your Ministry

World Vision’s Chosen Program

Generosity in God’s Economy

How To Live More Generously

Stocks rise, markets fall… but God’s Economy? That’s where abundance multiplies, fear shrinks, and generosity grows. As we finish our series A Generous Life, guest preacher, Scott Cochrane, shows us an economy where the interest rate is grace, the currency is generosity, and the return is out of this world!

What does a Bishop actually do? How do you become a Bishop? Bishop Andrew Asbil shares his experience serving in the Diocese of Toronto, finding joy in worship, navigating conflict and Covid-19, and his vision of a 300 year plan for the church. On this podcast we also talk about the value of diversity in the Anglican church, and how even small parishes can have a big impact for God’s kingdom. Tune in to learn more about how the Anglican Church works, what’s happening across the Greater Toronto Area, and the role that each of us can play as we await the return of Christ.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

Understanding a Call to Ministry

Becoming a Bishop in the Anglican Church

The Diversity of Anglicanism

What's happening in the Diocese of Toronto

How to Navigate Challenges in Leadership

This Sunday at Trinity, we continue our teaching series A Generous Life with a special visit from Bishop Andrew Asbil, who will be preaching and leading us in Communion. We’ll also celebrate with those being confirmed, received, and reaffirming their faith — a beautiful reminder that our lives, gifts, and callings all belong to God.

Who pastors the pastors? What if every pastor had someone walking alongside them — helping them grow, lead well, and stay spiritually healthy? In this podcast, host Kylah sits down with Rob Hurkmans and Beth Benson to unpack the power of clergy coaching — what it is, why it matters, and how it’s changing the way pastors lead. Rob shares how Beth helps him to set a vision, manage change, support staff and care for himself in the midst of the busy work of ministry. Tune in for honest reflections and practical insights about the importance of building healthy support systems to transform your leadership.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

What clergy coaching really looks like in the local church

The difference between coaching, mentoring, and therapy

How coaching helps pastors lead with clarity and confidence

Why support systems matter for healthy ministry

Encouragement for anyone serving in church leadership

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JRR Tolkien’s Ring of Power is a picture of the way greed works—quietly shaping our desires, convincing us we need more, and never letting us rest. But in Middle-earth and in Scripture, there is another path: the peace of contentment and the way of simplicity. Come learn how a simpler, quieter life can lead to deeper joy and greater freedom.